Duke freshman Cooper Flagg and Auburn senior Johni Broome were unanimously voted Monday to the first team of this season's AP All-America teams, each earning 61 of a possible 61 first-place votes. Flagg and Broome are two of three first team honorees entering this year's NCAA Tournament as centerpieces for No.

One is a fifth-year senior who began his career at a mid-major, the other a first-year wunderkind recruited by everyone. The first is a now leading a program on the rise, while the other is the unmistakable star for a traditional power.

Duke freshman Cooper Flagg and Auburn senior Johni Broome were selected unanimously as first-team selections on the Associated Press All-America squad.

Regardless of his ankle injury suffered in the ACC Tournament, Cooper Flagg is slated to be the top pick at the 2025 NBA Draft.  The still-18-year-old has been

Duke coach Jon Scheyer told ESPN that the goal is for star freshman Cooper Flagg to play in Friday's first-round game following his ankle injury.

Duke superstar freshman Cooper Flagg is "full steam ahead" to return on Friday for his team's opening NCAA Tournament game vs. the winner of the First Four matchup between No. 16 seeds Mount St. Mary's and American,