With the AP announcing their player of the year winner Friday afternoon, Duke players expressed how they felt about Flagg’s case over Broome’s.

Here's more on the looming decision, including deadlines Flagg must abide by and the difference in earning power as a sophomore star at Duke and as an NBA rookie.

We all know how good Cooper Flagg is at basketball now. But how good was the Duke star as a freshman ... in high school?

Duke is on the precipice of doing just what Cooper Flagg and Jon Scheyer dreamed about many months ago when the star committed.

Consensus all-American Cooper Flagg, the ACC player of the year, sprained his left ankle in the ACC Tournament and missed Duke’s last two games. The Blue Devils play Mount St. Mary’s on Friday.

Flagg and the Duke men’s basketball team are in the Final Four following wins over Arizona and Alabama, the first of which featured a performance that dazzled a national audience and may have just been the most complete and impressive effort of his career, and which set the stage for his being named the regional tournament’s MVP.

Houston started its March Madness run with a victory over SIUE. The real challenge began in the next round, and the Cougars got a fight from eight-seed Gonzaga. The Bulldogs aren't your typical eight-seed, and they almost knocked off Houston.

On Thursday evening, the Duke Blue Devils faced off against the Arizona Wildcats in the Sweet 16. Duke won by a score of 100-93. Cooper Flagg finished with 30