Duke superstar freshman Cooper Flagg is "full steam ahead" to return on Friday for his team's opening NCAA Tournament game vs. the winner of the First Four matchup between No. 16 seeds Mount St. Mary's and American,

Duke superstar Cooper Flagg won't play in Saturday's ACC title game, but the NCAA expects him back for March Madness.

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NCAA Senior Vice President Dan Gavitt was asked how Duke’s seeding could be affected by the injury to Cooper Flagg in the ACC Tournament. With the NCAA Tournament approaching this week, Duke could be a No.

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.

"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

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.

The Athletic has live coverage of the 2025 Men’s March Madness Selection Show 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,

Following Duke basketball's ACC Tournament championship, head coach Jon Scheyer provided an update on Cooper Flagg ahead of the NCAA Tournament.