Duke escaped with a 78-70 win over Georgia Tech in the ACC Tournament Thursday, but despite picking up the win, the Blue Devils took a huge loss Thursday. We all know about Cooper Flagg and how dominant his freshman season has been to this point,

Duke Blue Devils' star player Cooper Flagg injured his left ankle during a game against Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. His participation in the upcoming tournament game on March 14 is doubtful. Flagg, a potential No.

Duke’s Cooper Flagg, the ACC’s player and rookie of the year, appeared to injure his left ankle Thursday during the top-ranked Blue Devils’ ACC tournament opener in Charlotte. Flagg came down awkwardly on the foot of Georgia Tech’s Baye Ndongo while pulling down a rebound late in the first half.

Duke freshman Cooper Flagg was unable to finish his first ACC Tournament game on Thursday, and it's up in the air whether the Blue Devils will use the conference player of the year Friday in the semifinals.

Duke freshman phenom Cooper Flagg is a "real longshot" to play in the ACC tournament semifinals after suffering a sprained left ankle, coach Jon Scheyer said.

Duke coach Jon Scheyer says it’s 'a real longshot' that injured Cooper Flagg will be able to play in the ACC semifinals