Accounts also revisit Flagg's Maine basketball days, detailing his early impact before he reached national attention. Read the stories below. NO. 1: BLURRED VISION LEFT COOPER FLAGG "SCARED." ...

At just 17 years old, Cooper Flagg is on the fast track to NBA stardom. The Duke forward is the consensus pick to go No. 1 overall in next June’s draft. Ahead of his freshman season, Flagg ...

Leading up to the 2025 NBA Draft, the most talked-about prospect of the incoming class is Duke Phenom Cooper Flagg. Following a shocking and historic lottery result, the versatile forward is ...

After his twin brother Cooper Flagg reclassified to 2024, Class of 2025 forward Ace Flagg stayed the course and committed to the Maine Black Bears. After Cooper was picked No.

Cooper Flagg’s college career may have ended in heartbreak, but his dream of reaching the NBA is still very much alive—and he made sure everyone knew it. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.

The Mavericks selected Cooper Flagg as No. 1 NBA draft pick, bringing attention to his Maine roots and status as first White American top pick since 1977.

This collection of reporting explores Cooper Flagg’s year at Duke, tracing his path from early injuries to tournament endings. Stories cover moments like Flagg working through a blurred vision ...