US EditionCooper Flagg named NBA Rookie of the Month in Western Conference
Flagg averaged 16.7 points, 6.6 rebounds, and 3.5 assists over October and November while becoming the youngest player to score 35+ points in an NBA game.
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Cooper Flagg adds to his resume as Western Conference rookie of the month
Cooper Flagg was named the NBA’s Western Conference rookie of the month Tuesday. The Dallas Mavericks forward became the team’s 13th player to win the award and first since Luka Doncic, who won the award five consecutive times in 2018-19. Despite his status as the youngest player in the NBA, Flagg has become one of the NBA’s rising stars and he’s on pace to play in the annual event for the league’s top rookies and sophomores during February’s Al…
Kon Knueppel Claims Rookie of the Month After Hot Start
Charlotte Hornets rookie Kon Knueppel has earned the NBA’s Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month award for October and November. He beat out teammate Ryan Kalkbrenner and third overall pick VJ Edgecombe for the honor. Dallas Mavericks forward Cooper Flagg, the No. 1 pick, won the Western Conference award. How Charlotte Landed Knueppel The Hornets […] The post Kon Knueppel Claims Rookie of the Month After Hot Start appeared first on Basketball I…
Two rookies trained in Duke, Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel, already take the first honours by being sacred "Rookies of the Month" to the West and East. A prowess doubled by the defensive rewards of Cason Wallace and Scottie Barnes, symbols of a new generation in the NBA.
Cooper Flagg, Kon Knueppel Named Rookies Of The Month
Former Duke teammates Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel have been named the NBA’s October/November Rookies of the Month for the Western and Eastern Conference, respectively, the league announced today (via Twitter). According to the league, it’s the first time since the NBA began handing out Rookie of The Month honors by conference in 2001/02 that the Western and Eastern winners were from the same college program. The No. 1 overall pick in this year…
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