Duke’s Cooper Flagg who will play in the NCAA tournament after he sustained injury

Despite A terrible injury This required assistance in a wheelchair this week, the NCAA tournament will play the Cooper Flagg Basketball Star, according to his team.
Duke and The Atlantic Coast (ACC) conference was informed by the NCAA NCAA selection committee that Flagg will be available for the tournament, said Dan Gavitt, older NCAA vice president for basketball on Saturday.
Gavits made comments on CBS before Sunday’s Polje 68 announcement.
Flagg stretched the left ankle during Duke’s victory against Georgia Tech on Thursday in the quarterfinals of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament.
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Duke Blue Devils striker Cooper Flagg was injured in the first half at the Spectrum Center on March 13, 2025. (Bob Donnan/Imagen Images)
It happened when Flagg jumped to get a return. As he fell to the floor, he landed on the left ankle. He immediately crumpled on the floor. A 6-foot-9 freshman stayed on the floor for a few moments before his teammates helped him. Flagga then sat on the bench before, clearly in trouble.
After leaving the game, Flagga was placed in a wheelchair and taken to the locker room.
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Duke Blue Devils striker Cooper Flagg was injured in the first half at the Spectrum Center on March 13, 2025. (Bob Donnan/Imagen Images)
Despite the injury, Flagg returned from the locker room to the bench to cheer up his teammates in the second half but did not return the game.
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The Duke’s Blue Devil’s striker Cooper Flagg reacts as he moves towards the bench during the second half against the Wake Forest Demon Deacons at the Cameron Stadium. (Rob Kinnan/Imagen Images)
Flagg, named ACC player and newcomer of the year by Associated Press on Tuesday, missed the semi -final victory on Friday against North Carolina’s rivals. Later Scheyer judged Flagg for a match match on Saturday night against No. 13 Louisville.
Flagga was sitting on a bench in black warming during the UNC game, standing on the back of Huddles, an injured teammate Malik Brown. Flagg walked during the game on Friday without the main or protective boot.
Gavitt said that Flagging status is not the only injury that the Committee follows over the weekend, because the availability of players can catch the semen of the team.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
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