A Charlotte Hornets curse? Duke’s Cooper Flagg goes down in his first ACC tourney game
Duke star Cooper Flagg sprained his ankle in the first half of his first game in the ACC Tournament, possibly meaning he won’t play in Charlotte again until his NBA career begins. The Hornets are one of many NBA teams who would love to have Flagg.
College basketball rankings: Duke's outlook still positive despite Cooper Flagg going down in ACC Tournament
So there's no great reason for Cooper Flagg to play Friday against North Carolina in the ACC Tournament semifinals one day after spraining his left ankle in a win over Georgia Tech. A potential Flagg absence would be good for UNC and likely best for a Duke program with eyes on a bigger prize.
If North Carolina beats Duke, will it affect the Blue Devils' seed? And will the committee discount the win for the Tar Heels ...
Selection Sunday just two days away, but there's plenty of college basketball action to keep up with on conference tournament ...
However, the Blue Devils suffered a harsh blow in their first postseason match. On Thursday, their superstar freshman forward ...
Flagg injured his left ankle, left the game, got x-rays and was seen in wheelchair in the bowels of the Spectrum Center ...
College basketball conference tournaments are now in full swing and most of the nation's top teams were in action on Thursday ...
The Duke flag is pinned to the siding above the front door of Bill Nemer's home alongside Sebasticook Lake, just down the ...
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