Duke phenom Cooper Flagg sprains ankle, ‘long shot’ to return in ACC tournament semifinals
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The visual said it all: Cooper Flagg, crammed into a wheelchair, face red in agony, wheeling down the back hallways of Spectrum Center to an X-ray room. Hard to draw up a worse scenario for Duke — a likely No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament — only days before Selection Sunday.
Cooper Flagg went airborne to snag a rebound in his first ACC Tournament game when Duke's freshman star landed awkwardly and crashed to the court, holding his left ankle and writhing in pain.
The Duke Blue Devils win their 23rd ACC tournament title and likely clinch the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament. The ...
Scheyer's comments on Sunday reiterated those of NCAA selection committee head Dan Gavitt that Flagg would be good for March Madness. "What we understand from communication with Duke and the ACC ...
Duke, the No. 1 seed in the East region, is expecting to have star freshman Cooper Flagg for the NCAA Tournament beginning ...
Duke star Cooper Flagg sprained his ankle in the first half of his first game in the ACC Tournament, possibly meaning he ...
Scheyer confirmed after Duke's close 74-71 win over UNC in the ACC semifinal on Friday that Flagg won't compete in the Blue ...
Top-ranked Duke played without Cooper Flagg and Maliq Brown in its win against rival North Carolina in the Atlantic ...
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