Duke’s Cooper Flagg wins Wooden Award

While he continues to play for the national championship, Cooper flagg He added another honor to his regime.

Duke Superstar was appointed this year’s Prig Wooden rewardgiven to the best basketball college in the country.

Flagga becomes only the fourth freshman in the history that has won the award, joining Kevin Durant, Anthony Davis and Sion Williamson.

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Duke Blue Devils Forward Cooper Flagg responds in the second half in the center of Dean E. Smith. (Bob Dannan / Imagen Images)

Flagga received the nod of John Broome, Walter Clayton Jr., Mark Sears and Braden Smith.

This season Flagg records an average of 18.9 points, 7.5 rebounds and 4.2 assists. Despite his return from an ankle injury to the ACC tournament, he sets 19.5 points, 7.8 rebounds and 5.3 assists at the NCAA tournament.

Flagged helped to transfer the Duke to Final FourAnd blue devils are favorite for all that.

Duke Blue Devils Forward Cooper Flagg responds in the second half in the center of Dean E. Smith. (Bob Dannan / Imagen Images)

The former NBA star that first became overall, says Cooper Flagg should return to the Duke

This will not be an easy task, because Final Four has four seeds number 1 for the second time in the history of the tournament.

The Blue Devils will deviate on Saturday at Houston at 8:49 pm after meeting Florida and Auburn in San Antony.

Flagg is the favorite one that is the first overall choice this summer if it enters the NBA draft. Flagga said he wanted to stay in Duke.

The Duke Blue Devils Foreign Cooper Flagg moves to the bench during the second half against the Wake Forest Demon Deacons at the Cameron Indoor stadium. (Rob Ate/Imagins Imagins)

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“S —, —, I want to come back next year,” the freshman said in February. “I still feel like a child. That’s the only way I ever knew college. That’s how I see it. I really wouldn’t know how children feel before, and if this is felt different, if this feels more like a professional. I mean, it’s the same for children in high school, a lot of money paid.” I feel pretty normal. “

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