There has been a lot of buzz around Cooper Flagg returning to Duke for a sophomore season. It's unlikely, but here's how it would impact the NBA Draft.

NBA scouts have been trying to project Cooper Flagg's best pro comparison for years. Realistically, there hasn't been an obvious, singular comparison for an athletic, 6'9", three-level scorer, passer and defender who guards bigs and wings.

Duke University’s men’s basketball success over the years—the national championships, the Final Four appearances, all the NBA players who’ve honed their craft down in Durham—has created a blue-chip brand.

The Duke Blue Devils are entering postseason play as the hottest team in college basketball, finishing the regular season as the No. 1 overall seed in the

Duke basketball star Cooper Flagg didn't play his best against his teams biggest rival, North Carolina, but his teammates picked him up.