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šŸ”„ ā€œCoach K Crowns Cooper Flagg: The Greatest Freshman Duke Has Ever Seenā€

 

Cooper Flagg is making history at Duke—and Coach K just made it official. In a moment that instantly stirred up the Blue Devil faithful, legendary Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski didn’t hesitate to rank the rising star alongside program icons. Speaking candidly in a recent interview, Coach K declared Flagg not just a standout, but the greatest freshman to ever wear Duke blue. Coming from the man who mentored generations of elite players, that’s not just high praise—it’s legacy-defining.

Coach K gives Cooper Flagg the ultimate compliment, ranks him among Duke legends

Duke legendary coach Mike ‘Coach K’ Kryzyewski share his honest thoughts on Cooper Flagg’s ranking in the program’s all-time list.

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Ever since the dawn of college basketball, the Duke Blue Devils have been one of those teams everybody loves to hate. They’re a powerhouse, and they have as many fans as haters

That has plenty to do with the revolving door of superstar prospects they’ve had in their ranks. And, being their coach for decades, Mike ā€˜Coach K’ Kryzyewski coached his fair share of superstars.

That’s why there’s no one better to rank Duke players than him. And in a recent interview, he finally put the debate between Grant Hill, Christian Laettner, and Cooper Flagg to rest.

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Coach K says Cooper Flagg is the greatest Duke freshman of all time

ā€œGrant [Hill] is the best player to ever play at Duke, [Christian] Laettner is the most accomplished,ā€ Kryzyewski said. ā€œCooper [Flagg] is definitely the best freshman that has ever played.ā€

While he didn’t lead the team to a national championship, it’s hard to disagree with Coach Kryzyewski when we take a look at Flagg’s remarkable numbers as a freshman

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Flagg led the team in all major categories, averaging 19.2 points, 7.5 rebounds, 4.2 assists, 1.4 steals, and 1.4 blocks per game, cementing himself as the consensus first-overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.

 

 

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