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Cooper Flagg part of Duke's table for 3 in NBA draft green room

Presumed No. 1 pick Cooper Flagg finds himself in familiar company at the 2025 NBA Draft with Duke teammates Kon Knueppel and Khaman Maluach among 13 players who received invitations to the green room on Tuesday.

Cooper Flagg Is the Future of NBA

The NBA Draft is nearly two weeks away and the clear-cut number one pick is Cooper Flagg. Standing at 6’9″ with a wingspan to match, Flagg combines the physical tools of a modern-day forward with the instincts of a seasoned veteran. He’s equally comfortable slashing to the rim, stepping out to hit threes, or making high-level reads on both ends of the floor. What truly makes Flagg special, however, is his motor and mindset. He plays with a relen…

How Cooper Flagg is preparing for NBA Summer League ahead of Mavericks meeting

After spending some time back in Maine, Cooper Flagg and his longtime player development coach Matt MacKenzie are out in Los Angeles with a focus on preparing for the NBA’s Summer League. Flagg is all but guaranteed to be the first overall pick in the upcoming NBA draft, and will head to Dallas next week for a meeting with the team in control of that first selection. MacKenzie doesn’t expect that June 17 meeting, first reported by ESPN, to inclu…

Sources: Flagg leads NBA's 13 green room invites

Cooper Flagg, Dylan Harper, Ace Bailey, VJ Edgecombe, Tre Johnson, Khaman Maluach, Jeremiah Fears and Kon Knueppel lead the first group of 13 prospects invited to the NBA draft's green room.

'He doesn't turn it off': Kon Knueppel on former Duke teammate Cooper Flag

Kon Knueppel chats with Bryan Kalbrosky ahead of the NBA Draft about his former teammate Cooper Flagg and what makes him special

Duke star has planted his flag as surefire top overall pick

There's little to no drama when it comes to predicting the No. 1 overall pick for this month's NBA draft. Cooper Flagg was earmarked for that spot before ever stepping foot on Duke's campus last fall.