Cooper Flagg Explains Spark to Longtime Duke Basketball Fandom
Of course, No. 32 just happens to be the same digits that all-time Duke basketball great and back-to-back national champion Christian Laettner made famous in Cameron Indoor Stadium back in the early 1990s. But Laettner's greatness in a Duke jersey isn't the reason Flagg once donned No. 32.
During an interview with ESPN on Saturday at Wallace Wade Stadium, former Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski was asked about Cooper Flagg.
On Saturday, less than 24 hours after hosting media day in Durham and less than a week out from the official Blue-White ...
Cooper Flagg and his Duke teammates won’t be hard to find on national television during the upcoming college basketball ...
However highly you think of Duke freshman Cooper Flagg as a prospect and player – I advise you to just recalibrate in your ...
Maluach, exhibiting his length while guarding Duke basketball freshman forward Cooper Flagg in the above picture, boasts a 7-foot-5 wingspan and 9-foot-8 standing reach, according to the measurements ...
After a productive offseason, Duke commit Cooper Flagg recently earned high praise from Hall of Famer Kevin Garnett for his ...
On the latest episode of the All The Smoke podcast, Kevin Garnett praised Cooper Flagg’s potential, recognizing him as a future NBA star.
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