ESPN posted a jaw-dropping statistic detailing how Duke superstar Cooper Flagg, at 18 years, 5 months, and 27 days old on NBA Draft day, will be just nine days older than LeBron James was when he was selected first overall by the Cleveland Cavaliers back in 2003.

Duke star Cooper Flagg has been the presumptive choice to be the 2025 NBA Draft's No. 1 pick since he reclassified and committed to the Duke Blue Devils.

Smith's comments came in response to reports from Brian Windhorst, who revealed that the Mavericks have been long pursuing Giannis Antetokounmpo and could be willing to offer Cooper Flagg in a trade to land the two-time MVP.

Every team's tier behind Flagg and Harper will include VJ Edgecombe. Front offices that value his 100th percentile explosiveness, shotmaking and defensive quickness could slot him at No. 3, particularly if they question Ace Bailey's handle and tunnel vision, Tre Johnson's lack of rim pressure and Jeremiah Fears' shooting.

The NBA draft combine is in full swing at Wintrust Arena. Here’s what likely No. 1 pick Cooper Flagg and other top players are saying.

With Cooper Flagg all but locked in as the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, the top-pick comparisons inevitable begin.

Well, we still have the same highly rated one-and-dones at the top of the draft board that we always have. And we still have all the college seniors who have used up their eligibility. What we don’t have,

Cooper Flagg, the 18-year-old phenom from Duke University, continues to dominate NBA Draft headlines, but not just for his on-court brilliance. His official measurements at the 2

The Dallas Mavericks secured the No. 1 overall pick in last night’s NBA Draft Lottery. Today, ESPN’s lead NBA Draft analyst Jeremy Woo joined Shan & RJ to break it all down. He gave an in-depth look at Cooper Flagg,