Four weeks into the 2025-26 college basketball season, marquee programs such as Michigan, Duke, Arizona, and Iowa State have begun positioning themselves as major National Championship contenders.
This is so cool: Former Duke stars Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel are now the first draftees from the same school to be named Rookies of the Month in the same month.
Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel just made a little history together. The former Duke teammates were named the NBA’s Rookies of the Month for October and November in the West and East.
Can you name the nicknames of every 'Power 4' conference team's nickname in college basketball?
The Duke Blue Devils lost several key players to the NBA this summer, notably top pick Cooper Flagg, but they should still be one of the best teams in the country again this season.
Cooper Flagg cemented himself as a Duke legend over the last calendar year. The 6-foot-9 forward came in as his class’s top-ranked player, and more than
Mavericks first-overall pick Cooper Flagg has already had one of the most accomplished basketball careers before ever setting foot on an NBA court. Winning
The 2025 Duke Blue Devils were as good as any team in recent memory. While they did not cut down the nets in April, they did send all five starters to the NBA within the top 50 picks.
Fans flock to NBA Summer League in Las Vegas to see the game's newest stars make their professional debuts. But overly cautious teams are taking the star power out of the NBA's summer showcase.
The Dallas Mavericks have likely seen what they wanted from rookie forward Cooper Flagg after two Summer League games.
Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg responded to an underwhelming Summer League debut by showing his all-around game in a 76-69 loss to the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday.
Fans tuning in to see No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg dominate in his NBA debut might've finished the game with an underwhelmed feeling, but there is no debate that the rookie still made a massive impact the Dallas Mavericks' Summer League win over the Los Angeles Lakers 87-85 in Las Vegas on Thursday.
Cooper Flagg’s first crack at the NBA didn’t come with a flurry of buckets, but it didn’t have to. The No. 1 overall pick missed 16 of his 21 shots in Thursday’s Summer League opener, yet still managed to leave a lasting impression in Dallas’ 87-85 win over the Lakers.
Dallas Mavericks rookie and No. 1 NBA Draft pick Cooper Flagg contributed 10 points in his debut.
Cooper Flagg and Bronny James are already selling out games … Summer League games, that is.
On Thursday evening, the Dallas Mavericks are playing the Los Angeles Lakers at NBA Summer League in Nevada. Cooper Flagg is playing in his first pro game.
How many of the men's college basketball players to be named the Associated Press' Player of the Year since the 1999-2000 season can you name in five minutes?
Two weeks ago, former Duke Blue Devils star Cooper Flagg was selected No. 1 overall by the Dallas Mavericks—something that felt like a near certainty for most of his record-breaking freshman season in Durham.
The Dallas Mavericks' prized No. 1 overall pick in last month's 2025 NBA Draft Cooper Flagg will grace the floor for the first time as a pro in the NBA Summer League on July 10 in Las Vegas against the Los Angeles Lakers.
The top prize of the 2025 NBA Draft class, Flagg is coming off a wildly successful freshman season at Duke.
With the first pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, the Dallas Mavericks selected Duke forward Cooper Flagg to the surprise of absolutely no one. Flagg will officially make his debut on Thursday, July 10, when Dallas kicks off their Summer League schedule against the Los Angeles Lakers.
The No. 1 overall pick in the NBA Draft will be bringing it for the Dallas Mavericks right off the bat. At least, Cooper Flagg will be at the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas early next month.
Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison was obviously thrilled with the opportunity to draft Duke superstar Cooper Flagg No. 1 overall in the 2025 NBA Draft.
Dallas Mavericks rookie forward Cooper Flagg could become a basketball tycoon if he meets his lofty expectations.
Many NBA fans will forever be convinced that the Dallas Mavericks were handed Cooper Flagg in a rigged draft lottery, but the No. 1 overall pick is not interested in entertaining conspiracy theories.
Cooper Flagg hasn’t played a single minute in the NBA, yet he might be on the verge of rewriting the financial ceiling of professional sports. According to projections from Spotrac, the 18-year-old phenom, taken No.
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