Duke and Cooper Flagg have reached a Final Four that could mark the final stretch of his collegiate basketball career, in a March Madness that might end in the best possible way after seeing how the “Blue Devils” assembled a super team that stands unmatched. But standing in their way is Houston, a team that could shatter the dream of the freshman destined to be the number one pick in the NBA Draft.
It’s unlikely we’ll see Flagg back at Duke for another year, and his coach Jon Scheyer is well aware of this, noting that it seems his player is ready to take his game to the next level.
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Jon Scheyer’s Statements on Cooper Flagg
When asked by Dan Patrick if there had been any conversation about Flagg returning to Duke next year, Scheyer smiled and denied any such discussion twice, saying that even a return feels like just a “dream” to him.
“I think he’s got to take the next dream in his life, and be the top pick in the NBA Draft and start his professional career,” he said in the interview.
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Many positive things are being said about the Duke player, who has proven to be an unprecedented talent and has also been revealed to be an excellent student. But his career is poised to take off as a professional in the best basketball league on the planet. In fact, he’s considered the top talent for the upcoming NBA Draft, where he’s expected to be the number one pick.
To cap off this story at one of the country’s premier programs, Flagg has the chance to win the national title, a goal they’re inching closer to with each game. Now, it remains to be seen whether his efforts will be enough against a formidable team like Houst
