All eyes will be on Cooper Flagg as he tries to lead Duke against Houston in their Final Four tussle in the NCAA Tournament on Saturday. Flagg has carried the top-seeded Blue Devils all season, and ...

A rugged defense or a wrong official call—whichever way you put it, it ends with Duke losing to the Houston Cougars. The post ...

At 6’9″, 205 pounds, Cooper Flagg is very similar in size to Matas Buzelis (6’10”, 209 pounds). In terms of skill, though, Bulls analyst Stacey King thinks the Bulls rookie has the edge.

The second-best offensive rebounder for Duke is Cooper Flagg, who has hauled down 1.3 offensive boards each outing. Controlling the rebounds would be an advantage for a team in the tournament ...

Cooper Flagg is in the baggage claim at the San Antonio airport, on a video board hawking New Balance. He’s larger than life on the walls of AT&T’s interactive court at Fan Fest, shooting ...

Instead of extending his team’s narrow lead, Proctor missed the front end of a one-and-one, with the ball bouncing off the rim toward Houston’s J’Wan Roberts and Duke’s Cooper Flagg.

Cooper Flagg might be the best American-born basketball prospect since LeBron James entered the 2003 NBA Draft. That’s a bold claim to make against the likes of Anthony Davis at Kentucky ...

Cooper Flagg and his Duke teammates were days away from clinching a spot in the Final Four, and the Blue Devils' freshman star was planning ahead. It wasn't about anything on the court, though.

Takes a special player in the right place at the right time. Speak of the Blue Devil, here comes Cooper Flagg. Let’s spend Friday afternoon at the Final Four with the most ballyhooed player in ...