NCAA senior vice president of men’s basketball Dan Gavitt revealed Saturday that Flagg, 18, will be available for the Blue Devils ahead of March Madness.

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Duke star Cooper Flagg, who suffered an ankle injury during the ACC tournament, will "be available" for the NCAA tournament, ...

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North Carolina men's basketball on Friday night cost itself a chance at an ACC championship—and potentially a ticket to the NCAA tournament.

NCAA exec Dan Gavitt shared his views on the possibility of Cooper Flagg, star of the Duke Blue Devils, participating in March Madness.

Duke basketball star Kon Knueppel roasted North Carolina for their lane violation after their game on Saturday.