NCAA's Gavitt: Duke, ACC tell selection committee Flagg will be available for March Madness
Top-ranked Duke and the Atlantic Coast Conference have informed the NCAA Tournament selection committee that freshman Cooper Flagg will be available for March Madness, NCAA senior vice president for basketball Dan Gavitt said Saturday.
Cooper Flagg is expected to play in the NCAA Tournament, per NCAA's Dan Gavitt
Duke superstar Cooper Flagg won't play in Saturday's ACC title game, but the NCAA expects him back for March Madness.
Cooper Flagg injury update: NCAA's Dan Gavitt shares major news on Duke superstar's March Madness availability
There's some promising news for Cooper Flagg ahead of the NCAA Tournament. While the forward is still out for the Duke Blue Devils ACC Final matchup against the Louisville Cardinals due to an ankle sprain, he should be back in the lineup soon for Jon Scheyer’s team.
Latest Injury Update on Duke Star Cooper Flagg Could Completely Change NCAA Tournament
As the Duke Blue Devils look to capture their 23rd ACC Tournament championship in school history on Saturday, they received a massive injury update on their superstar forward Cooper Flagg. According to Duke, Flagg will be available for the NCAA tournament.
NCAA says Duke's Cooper Flagg is expected to be available for NCAA tournament
"What we understand from communication with Duke and the ACC is that Cooper Flagg will be available for the NCAA tournament." NCAA Senior Vice President of Basketball Dan Gavitt provides an update on the @DukeMBB star, who is expected to recover from his ankle injury in time for… pic.twitter.com/MGgg8YTuA1
NCAA Exec: Duke's Cooper Flagg Expected to Be Available for March Madness amid Injury
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Cooper Flagg injury update: Duke superstar freshman expected to return for Blue Devils' NCAA Tournament opener
Duke freshman Cooper Flagg will miss Saturday's ACC Tournament title game against Louisville due to an ankle injury suffered in a win over Georgia Tech earlier this week. However, there is hope that the superstar forward and projected No.
Duke’s Cooper Flagg to be available for NCAA Tournament after spraining his ankle
Despite spraining his left ankle in Duke’s ACC Tournament opener Thursday, Blue Devils star Cooper Flagg — a frontrunner for National Player of the Year — will be available for the NCAA Tournament, according to Dan Gavitt, the NCAA’s senior vice president of men’s basketball.
NCAA says Duke's Cooper Flagg is expected to be available for March Madness
"What we understand from communication with Duke and the ACC is that Cooper Flagg will be available for the NCAA tournament." NCAA Senior Vice President of Basketball Dan Gavitt provides an update on the @DukeMBB star, who is expected to recover from his ankle injury in time for… pic.twitter.com/MGgg8YTuA1
Cooper Flagg injury update: Will Duke star play in ACC Tournament championship?
Here's the latest on Cooper Flagg's ankle injury, including whether he'll play vs. Louisville in Saturday's men's ACC tournament championship:
ESPN analyst says Duke should sit Cooper Flagg for the first round of the NCAA Tournament
Duke will have decisions to make about Cooper Flagg's recovery timeline, and one ESPN analyst said it should extend to the first NCAA Tournament game.
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The NCAA selection committee has four more days to assemble the men's March Madness bracket. One prominent executive provided a look into the process. On Thursday morning, SVP of basketball Dan Gavitt ...