Duke Blue Devils star Cooper Flagg has taken college basketball by storm this season. The true freshman guard is on the fast track to win the 2024-25 Wooden Award, leads the Blue Devils in points (19.

Here are the three standout players from Duke basketball's blowout win against California on Wednesday night at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

Counting a 3-for-6 clip last time out, Duke basketball guard Tyrese Proctor is shooting 40.0 percent from 3-point land as a junior. That marks almost a five-percent jump from his sophomore campaign and is exactly eight percent higher than his freshman year.

Flagg’s slip while driving toward the basket curtailed Duke’s comeback chances against Clemson on Saturday, and set the stage for a 77-71 defeat that ended the Blue Devils’ winning streak at 16 games. It also cost then-No. 2 Duke a chance to rise to the No. 1 ranking in the country, following Auburn’s loss to Florida earlier that day.

Here's a look at how the ACC's 18 men's basketball programs stack up after Clemson's win last Saturday vs. Duke:

Two of Duke basketball freshman phenom Cooper Flagg's 27 points in Wednesday night's 78-57 victory over the visiting Cal Golden Bears (12-13, 5-9 ACC) came in the form a fastbreak flush deserving of several more looks.

Duke men’s basketball freshman and Maine native Cooper Flagg turned some heads Wednesday with an electrifying reverse dunk during a game against California. Flagg, the presumed No. 1 pick in the NBA draft,