While this isn’t quite as much of a lock as it was when Victor Wembanyama went No. 1 overall in 2023, there is little doubt that whatever team wins the lottery will select Cooper Flagg as he has maintained pole position early in the season thus far.

On Saturday afternoon, the Duke Blue Devils hosted Wofford in North Carolina. They won by a score of 86-35 to improve to 3-1 in their first four games. Cooper

Flagg and the Blue Devils dropped a big test against Kentucky. Now, they will hit the road for the first time this season.

Three games into his college career, two things are abundantly clear—Cooper Flagg is indeed the truth, but he's also still a freshman. The Duke phenom—and

College basketball is one of the ultimate team sports. A single player cannot defend the opposing five, nor can that player win games on their own for a prolonged period of time. As a result, Duke's deep bench will make or break this season.

Will Cooper Flagg live up to the hype in his freshman year at Duke basketball? Let's get into our bold predictions.

Nov 4, 2024; Durham, North Carolina, USA; Duke Blue Devils guard Cooper Flagg (2) brings the ball down court against the Maine Black Bears at Cameron Indoor Stadium during the sec

Cooper Flagg did a little bit of everything as Duke cruised to an easy 86-35 win over Wofford at Cameron Indoor Stadium on Saturday. The freshman

On Tuesday, Cooper Flagg looked like the only Blue Devil who could score against the Kentucky Wildcats. Flagg put 12 of the Blue Devils' last 14 points on the board, finishing with a game-high 26 in the 77-72 loss.