Three-star 2025 prospect Ace Flagg -- the twin brother of Duke phenom and projected 2025 No. 1 NBA draft pick Cooper Flagg -- committed to the Maine Black Bears on Wednesday evening.

Duke freshman Cooper Flagg turned in an all-around floor game against his home-state team in the seventh-ranked Blue Devils' season opener

Star freshman Cooper Flagg had 18 points, seven rebounds and five assists in his college debut, and No. 7 Duke beat Maine 96-62 on Monday night in the season opener for both teams. The 6-foot-9, 205-pound Flagg — the nation’s top-ranked recruit and a preseason Associated Press All-American — made 6 of 15 shots and all six of his free throws.

Cooper Flagg will play his first competitive game for Duke on Monday against a familiar opponent, as Maine comes to Durham, N.C., for the opening game of the season. There’s plenty of hype around Flagg,

There are several big changes coming to this men's college basketball season, from coaching changes to the chase of a three-peat by Connecticut.

Logistically speaking, Caleb Foster drew the short stick. Because what other explanation is there for Duke’s sophomore guard picking that locker? You see, even in Duke’s state-of-the-art locker room,

Cooper Flagg had 18 points, seven rebounds, five assists and one flashy dunk to help the Blue Devils beat Maine 96-62 on Monday night.