Cooper Flagg is regarded as the No. 1 pick for the 2025 NBA draft. However, the freshman star is in the middle of a major career decision: continue his collegiate basketball at Duke or go pro in the NBA.

There were examples of Duke basketball's unselfishness in the Blue Devils' 100-point game against Stanford. Neal Begovich and Cooper Flagg explain.

Feb 17, 2025; Charlottesville, Virginia, USA; Duke Blue Devils guard Cooper Flagg (2) drives to the basket as Virginia Cavaliers forward Elijah Saunders (2) defends in the first half at John Paul Jones Arena. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-Imagn Images / Geoff Burke-Imagn Images On Monday night, Duke beat Virginia by a score of 80-62.

The Newport native and the No. 3 Blue Devils will look to build a new winning streak against Virginia and Illinois.

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.

Cooper Flagg could revitalize men's college basketball if he decides for pass on the NBA Draft, Illinois coach Brad Underwood says

The Duke Blue Devils basketball team has been one of the top programs in college basketball this season, sitting at No. 3 in the AP Poll with a strong 22-3 record. However, the biggest story surrounding the Blue Devils isn’t their success — it’s their standout freshman,

Cooper Flagg, the consensus No. 1 pick for the 2025 NBA Draft, is facing one of the biggest decisions of his career—whether to stay at Duke for another year or cash in on a potential $400 million payday.