On Friday evening, the Duke Blue Devils visit the Arizona Wildcats in Tucson. Duke won by a score of 69-55 to improve to 4-1 in their first five games. Cooper

Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel were the stars for Duke basketball in its top-25 road win at Arizona. Here's how the Blue Devils got it done.

It's still early in the season, but there is mounting evidence that Cooper Flagg is going to be the best version of himself in the biggest games. Duke's

An Arizona Wildcats star had nothing but positive words to share about a Duke Blue Devils talented freshman player.

Duke freshman phenom Cooper Flagg got his first taste of a true college road atmosphere on Friday night, playing in front of a raucous announced crowd of 14,634 at Arizona’s McKale Center.

It felt impossible for Duke basketball phenom Cooper Flagg to match the offseason hype as a generational prospect, but through his first five games, the 17-year-old looks like he can fill those massive shoes.

Duke freshman Cooper Flagg came alive in the second half against No. 17 Arizona, continuing to get Brooklyn Nets fans excited.

In his first true road game as a collegiate player Duke freshman star Cooper Flagg led No. 12 Duke to a 69-55 victory Friday at No. 17 Arizona in one of the premier nonconference games of the 2024-25 college basketball season.

Cooper Flagg scored 24 points and No. 12 Duke picked up its first victory against a power-conference team this season by defeating No. 17 Arizona 69-55 on Friday night at Tucson, Ariz. Kon Knueppel scored most of his 13 points courtesy of three 3-pointers as Duke's top two scorers were freshmen in the team's first true road game of the season.