Since a few early-season losses, the No. 4 Duke Blue Devils have bounced back strong, now holding a 10-2 record and steadily climbing the AP Top 25 each week. A major factor in their resurgence has been the outstanding production from their true freshman,

On Saturday afternoon, the Duke Blue Devils played the Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Duke dominated, winning by a score of 82-56. Cooper Flagg finished with 13 poin

Duke basketball superstar Cooper Flagg played his first game as an 18-year-old on Saturday with a road battle against Georgia Tech on his birthday. The top-ranked player in the Class of 2024 didn't exactly have much left to prove,

Kon Knueppel scored 18 points, Cooper Flagg celebrated his 18th birthday by chipping in 13 and No. 5 Duke romped to an 82-56 victory over Georgia Tech. The Blue Devils improved to 10-2 and led by double figures much of the game against the 5-7 Yellow Jackets.

So, in wrapping up his postgame talk to the team, Scheyer essentially directed Duke basketball rookie giant and all-smiles 2024-25 Blue Devil entertainer Khaman Maluach to choose the best way to ensure Flagg would become red in the face.

That’s what Duke gave star freshman Cooper Flagg for his 18th birthday down in the Peach State, controlling the game nearly the entire way en route to its second conference win, a 82-56 mark over Georgia Tech.

On Cooper Flagg's 18th birthday, Duke basketball dominated Georgia Tech in an ACC matchup and improved to 2-0 in conference play. Blue Devils head coach Jon Scheyer praised his team for an impressive performance that was led by freshman Kon Knueppel and his 18 points.