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An unprecedented decision: Cooper Flagg's mother breaks an important tradition in March Madness

Kelly Flagg caused controversy with a decision before the big basketball tournament

An unprecedented decision: Cooper Flagg's mother breaks an important tradition in March Madness

The Duke Blue Devils have been impressive in the 2024-25 NCAA college basketball season, and it's clear that Cooper Flagg has stolen all the spotlight for his great potential, as well as his exceptional quality.

Flagg led Duke to a 31-3 record this season, and the Blue Devils also became ACC champions with a 19-1 conference record.

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With the largest margin of victory in the country, Duke beat their opponents by an average of more than 20 points per game. Flagg was named ACC Player of the Year, and his place as the number one prospect for the NBA Draft is fully guaranteed.

Flagg's Mother Refuses to Participate in the Magic of March Madness Brackets

In March, American sports fans explode with excitement for the arrival of March Madness. The great college basketball tournament has a big tradition: filling out Brackets. Fans, new followers, and countless others compete by making predictions for the big event.

Cooper Flagg's mother, Kelly Flagg, has a lot of confidence in what Duke will do in March Madness and, together with her husband Ralph Flagg, decided not to fill out a bracket for the first time in a decade.

"It doesn't feel right," she said. "We know who's going to win and I don't want to take everyone's money that easily."

Thus, the Flagg family broke a great tradition. However, they will be ing Duke and especially their son in this great tournament, which will undoubtedly capture the attention of fans.

Cooper Flagg's Injury Continues to Cause Uncertainty

Cooper Flagg's health continues to cause concern, but Duke's goal is for their star player to return this Friday when they face St. Mary's, ranked number 16, in the first round of March Madness.

Despite Flagg's injury, the Duke Blue Devils are the heavy favorites to win the championship this year, although March Madness history has given us some catastrophic stories, so they can't afford to be overconfident at any moment.

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