Duke’s Cooper Flagg expected to miss ACC semis after ankle injury: source
Duke freshman star Cooper Flagg is expected to miss the ACC semifinals against rival North Carolina Friday night after injuring his ankle Thursday, NJ Advance Media has learned. Asked if there was any chance Flagg would play, a source close to him said, “None.” The source added on Friday that Flagg “will not play” on Friday.
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