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ESPN.com · Mar 13, 2025

Duke's Cooper Flagg (ankle) is 'longshot' for ACC semifinals

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Duke coach Jon Scheyer said it's a "real longshot" that freshman star Cooper Flagg will be able to play in the ACC tournament semifinals because of an ankle sprain.

The 6-foot-9 Flagg rolled his left ankle in the first half of the top-ranked Blue Devils' 78-70 quarterfinal win against Georgia Tech. He hobbled off the court before heading to the locker room, then returned to the bench for the second half but didn't play again.

Scheyer said Flagg was already dealing with swelling and said he'd "have to be really convinced we should even consider seeing if he can go" in the semifinals on Friday night.

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