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Basketball is a Flagg family pastime. Duke University basketball star Cooper Flagg's parents, Kelly Bowman Flagg and Ralph Flagg, are both former college basketball players and went on to raise three ...
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Cooper Flagg has added another honor to his résumé.
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Flagg averaged 19.2 points, 7.5 rebounds 4.2 assists and 1.4 blocks per game during his stellar freshman season.

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Cooper Flagg’s Family: All About the Duke Basketball Star's Parents and Siblings
Kelly Flagg and Ralph Flagg are parents to three sons, including Cooper Flagg. Here's everything to know about the Duke player's family.
Ace Flagg: The twin brother of Duke’s star player makes waves in high school basketball
The winning culture is exactly what drew Ace to the program for his senior season while his twin brother Cooper took his talents to Duke. Ace helped lead Greensboro Day to its 13th state title in February and added his name to the program’s legacy.
Duke Basketball: NPOY Cooper Flagg Enjoys 'Honesty' From Jon Scheyer
The Duke basketball phenom is only the fourth freshman to become the AP National Player of the Year. It’s been an outstanding season thus far for Cooper Flagg and Jon Scheyer's Duke basketball program, now just a day away from battling the fellow No. 1 seed Houston Cougars at the Final Four in San Antonio's Alamodome.
Duke's Cooper Flagg wins Wooden Award, joining elite company as fourth freshman to receive honor
Cooper Flagg of Duke became the fourth freshman in history to win the Wooden Award, joining Kevin Durant, Anthony Davis and Zion Williamson.
‘The right team. The right coach.’ Why Duke basketball has been all Cooper Flagg hoped
American and national player of the year, Cooper Flagg chases an NCAA championship before heading to NBA as the likely No. 1 pick
Duke’s Cooper Flagg Looked So Sad Leaving Final Four Loss on Golf Cart
Cooper Flagg will likely finish his college hoops career without an NCAA championship. The Duke standout freshman stole the spotlight in Saturday's 70-67 loss to Houston in the national semifinal of the men's NCAA tournament,
Cooper Flagg falling short of national title means he can't claim crown as best one-and-done player ever
The Cooper Flagg era at Duke ended abruptly during a 70-67 loss to No. 1 seed Houston in the national semifinals. Flagg, the projected No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, will depart college basketball as one of the best one-and-done players in the modern era after exceeding the enormous hype around his name entering the 2024-25 season.
Cooper Flagg Wins 2025 Wooden Award!
Cooper Flagg has had an epic freshman year and just before the first game of the Final Four, he was announced as 2025 Wooden Award winner. The individual honors are great, but wer
Cooper Flagg wins John R. Wooden Award
The "College GameDay" crew reacts to Duke star Cooper Flagg winning the John R. Wooden Award in his freshman year. Use a Facebook account to add a comment, subject to Facebook's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Cooper Flagg and the Charlotte Hornets deserve each other. I mean that in a good way
Both the Charlotte Hornets and Duke star Cooper Flagg could use some joy in their lives after seasons that ultimately fell short. If they link up together in the NBA Draft, Flagg could lead a Hornets resurgence.
Flagg planted! Duke basketball superstar is rare freshman named AP player of the year
Duke’s Cooper Flagg joins a short list of freshmen to win the Associated Press national player of the year of the year award. Now, the 6-foot-9 prodigy seeks an NCAA championship.
Five-Time National Champ Assesses Duke Basketball Freshman Duo
Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel drew high praise from Duke basketball legend Mike Krzyzewski. Across 42 years at the helm of the Duke basketball program, Mike Krzyzewski witnessed, recruited, and coached some of the best players the sport has ever produced.
Ace Flagg reflects on basketball journey with twin brother Cooper Flagg
Ace Flagg reflects on his basketball journey with twin brother Cooper, who will play in the NCAA Final Four this weekend.
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