Duke's Cooper Flagg Injured During ACC Tournament Game
Star freshman Cooper Flagg injures left ankle in ACC Tournament but returns to bench; Duke wins against Georgia Tech. X-rays negative, recovery ongoing.
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Duke forward Cooper Flagg injures left ankle in ACC Tournament game
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Summary
Duke Blue Devils' Cooper Flagg, a top NBA draft prospect, was injured during the ACC Tournament game against Georgia Tech. Flagg landed awkwardly on his left ankle while attempting to grab a rebound, leading to him being wheeled off for further evaluation. Despite the injury, X-rays were negative, and he returned to the bench in the second half. Duke's coach noted there's swelling, and Flagg's recovery will be monitored as they advance in the tournament. Duke won the game 78-70, with standout performances from teammates Kon Knueppel and Isaiah Evans.
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