The No. 1 Duke Blue Devils are coming off an impressive victory against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in the ACC Tournament on Thursday, but it came at a cost, as both Maliq Brown and freshman sensation Cooper Flagg left the game with injuries. Brown sustained a shoulder injury, while Flagg rolled his ankle after securing a rebound.
Adversity encountered and overcome by Duke, Clemson and Louisville. Yes, the ACC is down, but Thursday’s ACC Tournament Action was very compelling. Let’s start at the top.
Get ‘em while they’re hot! DUKE No. 1 Duke escapes Georgia Tech 78-70 in ACC Tournament quarterfinals, Flagg and Brown injured 5 halftime observations from No.
Basically good news As you probably know if you’re this, Duke star Cooper Flagg suffered an ankle injury in the first half against Georgia Tech and only played 15 minutes.
Duke was able to beat Georgia Tech in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals Thursday despite losing Cooper Flagg to injury. The Blue Devils are reportedly going to have to do it without their star freshman in tomorrow night's semifinals as well.
The Duke grad left a deep mark on sports writing We were very sorry to see that Duke grad and famed sportswriter John Feinstein passed away on Tuesday.
Duke lost Cooper Flagg to a left ankle injury in the first half, then rallied behind freshman Kon Knueppel to defeat Georgia Tech.
Cooper Flagg, the superstar freshman at Duke, appeared to roll his ankle following a rebound in the first half of their game against Georgia Tech. Duke trailed 26-17 at the time of the injury.
Duke has bigger problems than trailing Georgia Tech at halftime in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals.
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First-year Louisville head coach Pat Kelsey has been named the ACC Coach of the Year, and there's a very compelling case that he deserves the honor.
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