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Maine's Total Coverage airing special Cooper Flagg program at 7 p.m.

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WMTW sports anchor Travis Lee is in San Antonio to cover Maine native Cooper Flagg, who has led the Duke Blue Devils to the Final Four.

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Cooper Flagg's Rumored Girlfriend Going Viral During Final Four

Meet The Soccer Star Girlfriend Of Cooper Flagg (1:24) All eyes will be on Duke freshman Cooper Flagg during this weekend's Final Four, there's no doubt about it. Flagg was considered "the next big thing" in college basketball before the 2024-25 season even started. Despite being under pressure to perform, he has delivered time and time again. He showcased his superstar potential during the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament, dropping 30 poin…

7 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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WXII 12 News airs Road to Glory special ahead of Duke’s run in the Final Four

Watch the WXII 12 News Road to Glory special, which aired on Friday at 7:30 p.m. with extended coverage from San Antonio.

8 days ago·Salem, United States

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Maine's Total Coverage airing special Cooper Flagg program at 7 p.m.

WMTW sports anchor Travis Lee is in San Antonio to cover Maine native Cooper Flagg, who has led the Duke Blue Devils to the Final Four.

8 days ago·Portland, United States

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‘He’s part of us’: Cooper Flagg’s run to Final Four captivates his hometown in Maine

The town of Newport and Nokomis Regional High School have been celebrating Flagg's pursuit of a national championship and rise to fame.

8 days ago·Portland, United States

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From Houston's Emanuel Sharp to Duke's Cooper Flagg, Final Four is built on homegrown talent

So many in college basketball talk about the importance of the transfer portal in building successful teams. But this year's Final Four -- like last year's, and the one before that --shows again that "homegrown" teams win the biggest.

8 days ago·North Carolina, United States

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ESPN analyst Seth Greenberg doubts Cooper Flagg's ability to come through in the clutch

ESPN college basketball analyst Seth Greenberg has been around the game for decades, as a veteran head coach and now as a commentator. He doesn’t say things unless he means them, and on Friday during an appearance on First Take, he said that he trusted Florida superstar Walter Clayton Jr. more than Duke superstar Cooper Flagg in this weekend’s Final Four. Sure, both are great college players having All-American seasons, and both have their progr…

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