The commanding presence of Cooper Flagg alone gives Jon Scheyer's third Duke basketball team off-the-charts potential.
Cooper Flagg mania isn't even in full effect just yet. And the 17-year-old Duke basketball freshman forward is already a viral sensation, rivaling the hype that surrounded eventual No. 1 draft pick Zion Williamson upon his arrival in Durham six years ago.The 6-foot-9, 205-pound phenom can't help but attract all the headlines. Flagg, No.
Although Flagg impressed the likes of LeBron James on Day 1 of action between the squads, the eye-catching feats paled in comparison to his full-court prowess at times during a scrimmage on Monday. One sequence stands out as utterly brilliant.
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