Duke Blue Devils Cooper Flagg striker “doubtful” on the left ankle injury during the ACC tournament | NBA News

Duke striker Cooper Flagg, on the left, cheers from the bench in the second half of the NCAA College basketball match with Georgia Tech in the quarter -finals of the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament, Thursday, March 13, 2025 in Charlotte, NC Flagg was wounded in the first half. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)

Cooper Flagg With Duke Blue Devils he hurt his left cube during the Thursday match with Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Over the past few minutes of the first half of the game, he went to reflect. And when returning, his left foot landed on the Yellow Jackets player. He was seen on the ground, holding his left cube and was soon taken to the locker room to check it. He missed the rest of the game against Georgia Tech, and now Flagg can also miss the next game of devils.

Cooper Flagg could miss the next game of blue devils

Although the opponent is not yet set on paper, the Duke Blue Devils will be outside at the next tournament match on March 14. But the chances of their star forward, Cooper Flagg, lacks quite high. After the cube injury during the last match of the devils against Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Cooper was thrown out of the court to check the injury.

But he returned to be on the bench during the second half of the game, without shoes, which was a sigh of relief for many fans, because this means that the injury was probably not so bad. Dukes defeated their opposition 78-70, even though Flagg was not present by the other half of the game. But considering that his presence in the upcoming game is “doubt” people are still thinking about the scope of his injury.

Now, however, the chances that he played in the upcoming game are doubtful. It is assumed that Flagg is the number 1 in the upcoming NBA project, but the situation may find out if this injury is diagnosed as something more than what we know so far. But for now, if he declares his intention to go to a professional, Flagg can be number 1 this year NBA Draft.
In his first season with Duke Blue Devils, Flagg scored an average of 19.4 points, 7.6 rebounds and 4.2 assists per match. Even before NCAA conference tournamentFlagg was already advertised by many as the best choice of crop from the upcoming plot. I hope that the injuries were minimal, and Cooper Flagg will return to the field before we realize.
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