Flagg and Fournier were both named ACC Rookie of the Year, just the third time that both programs have won the conference’s ...
Kelly Flagg, Cooper Flagg’s mother, covered several topics with USA TODAY's Mackenzie Salmon this week ahead of Duke’s debut ...
Several contenders in the men’s and women’s NCAA basketball tournaments are dealing with significant injuries.
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USA TODAY College Sports Wire on MSNThe Athletic ranks Duke basketball as March Madness's most likely national championDuke basketball is among the best teams in the country, and The Athletic's Jim Root sees the Blue Devils as the team to beat in March Madness.
The Pelicans continue to lose frequently, but their Duke basketball talent has been providing some entertaining individual performances.
Duke's path to the second weekend is the easiest of the No. 1 seeds — and it's probably the easiest Final Four path, too.
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Sporting News on MSNMarch Madness expert brackets: Compare Jay Bilas, Dick Vitale, more picks to win 2025 NCAA TournamentFor some of the biggest faces of college basketball media, their brackets (hopefully) fall under the latter category. Jay ...
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Sporting News on MSNMarch Madness predictions 2025: Bill Bender's expert NCAA Tournament bracket picksTwo SEC teams will be in the Final Four, but Bill Bender likes Cooper Flagg to deliver Jon Scheyer his first title.
Sixty-eight teams will start this week in contention to win the 2025 NCAA Tournament. Only one can be left standing on Monday ...
Johni Broome of Auburn and Cooper Flagg of Duke are unanimous first-team selections for The Associated Press men's college ...
Madness preview rolls along with our Men's Final Four predictions, plus an intriguing longshot to make it out of each region.
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RotoBaller on MSNEast Region: 2025 March Madness Bracket Predictions and NCAA Tournament PicksNCAA Tournament bracket picks and team predictions for the East Region. Read Brant's March Madness picks, sleepers, and busts ...
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