The highlight videos of Cooper Flagg seem to be a sneak peek at Duke basketball’s full potential for the next campaign.
Watching Cooper Flagg, the first perfect-rating prospect from Duke basketball recruiting juggernaut since RJ Barrett and fellow Montverde Academy (Fla.) product in 2018, is an absolute pleasure.
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Put another way, the top-ranked prep in the 2024 class is a tall, five-star athlete who is primed to make really entertaining mixtapes.
The 6-foot-9, 200-pound offensive wizard is a one-and-done player with abilities and confidence that are above his years. He might be selected first overall in the draught.
The following recently released three-minute “Cooper Flagg Official Ballislife Mixtape Vol 1 – A Generational Talent” showcases that in full:
He reclassified from 2025 to 2024 in the summer—a lifetime Blue Devil fan—and made his commitment to Duke in late October, only a few days after returning from his official visit. Flagg, 16, is the top-ranked player in the country and is a member of a five-deep class that also includes three other five-star talents.
is a longtime Blue Devil who, in the summer, changed his class from 2025 to 2024. A few days after returning from his formal tour, he made his commitment to Duke in late October. Flagg, 16, is the top-ranked player in the country and is a member of a five-deep class that also includes three other five-star talents.
The other four 2024 MVP candidates for Duke basketball are five-star forward Isaiah Evans of North Meck (N.C.); five-star forward Kon Knueppel of Wisconsin Lutheran; and two exceptional players from Paul VI Catholic (Va.): five-star centre Patrick Ngongba II and four-star big Darren Harris.
A week later, Ngongba became the fifth player in the cycle to swear loyalty to Jon Scheyer and his team, after Flagg.
The early signing period this month allowed each to sign his national letter of intent.
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