Duke students who serenaded Cooper Flagg with chants of “one more year” on Monday should prepare to be disappointed. Even in the NIL era, the celebrated freshman would be sacrificing tens of millions of dollars if he returned to college for his sophomore year.

Following Duke basketball's season finale at Cameron Indoor Stadium, freshman Cooper Flagg was asked about his future. Here's what Flagg had to say.

Cooper Flagg has been arguably the best college basketball player in the country at just 18. There is an excellent chance that he will be the first pick in the 2025 NBA Draft this summer. That said, former NBA All-Star DeMarcus Cousins thinks Flagg should stay in college (if the Utah Jazz don't get the top pick).

Duke basketball has been in demolition mode over the last seven games. Following their home finale, the Blue Devils revealed how they stay motivated.

UNC continued its quest to play itself off the NCAA Tournament bubble Tuesday with a resounding win over Virginia Tech. Next up? Duke, at home, in the teams’ ACC regular-season finale.