Cooper Flag Recently admitted that despite being the expected No. 1 pick in this year’s NBA Draft, he may actually stay at Duke.
Well, if he does, he can say Men’s college basketball A college coach believes, go back to the map.
The March 2024 Crazy Championship was the first time women irritated men, partly because Caitlin Clark’s Iowa Hawkeyes once again competed in the Women’s NCAA Championship.
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Cooper Flag and Caitlyn Clarke (AP Newsroom/Imagn)
However, as far as the men’s game is concerned, Neal, transfer and hit after blow, it’s easy to see why the men’s game isn’t with the audience.
But if Flag’s coach in Illinois, Brad Underwood, said that could change.
“If he stays in school, he will be the face of college basketball and elevate basketball to what Caitlin Clark does on women,” Underwood said on Outkick’s. “Don’t @ me” With Dan Dakich. “I don’t know he’s a young man, but everything I hear is that he’s a good guy. I think he’s a super talent. I think he’ll be great for the NBA.
Duke’s Cooper Flagg was defending Duke’s Cooper Flagg on January 25, 2025 at Winston-Salem, North Carolina Powered by Cooper Flagg. (AP Photo/Ben McKeown)
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“I always want to go with the young kids, and it’s the right psychological space for them to walk on. These are the big boys locker rooms. I love his magic, I love his swag. He just brings himself to a radiant He was really talented in the way of faith. Then he supported it.”
The 6-foot-9 forward has been part of the country’s third team, averaging 19.7 points and 7.7 rebounds per game. He started all 26 games this season with 48.6% shooting from the floor and 36.6% shooting from the deep.
It’s rare to see the NBA’s highest choice return to school, but Flag was surprised with a stunning entry last week.
“S —, I want to come back next year.” New Student Says.
“I still feel like a kid,” he continued. “This is the only way I know college. That’s what I see. I really don’t know how kids feel before, if it feels different, if it’s more like a professional. I mean, it’s for high school, for example For children, I don’t know a lot of money.”
Duke Blue Devils guard Cooper Flagg was ahead of the game against JMA Wireless Dome’s Syracuse Orange.
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Flag actually started his college season at 17, starting at 18 four days before Christmas (he reclassified as a year-old high school graduate student). He is the top recruiter for the 2024th grade and received the department I offer from Kobe before even finishing high school.
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