Cooper Flagg has been an incredible freshman and the phenom just made some history for a single NCAA Tournament game.

Duke star Cooper Flagg posts a huge NCAA Tournament effort not seen since Dwyane Wade more than two decades ago

With his 30 points against the Arizona Wildcats on Thursday, Flagg became the first player with this NCAA Tournament stat line since Dwyane Wade.

After winning the ACC regular season title and the ACC Tournament, No. 1 seed Duke is headed to the Elite Eight for the second consecutive season. During this time, Cooper Flagg has cemented himself as one of the best freshmen in college basketball history,

Cooper Flagg is a special talent. It’s why NBA teams, including the Nets, Utah Jazz, Washington Wizards and New Orleans Pelicans, have essentially thrown their seasons away just for a chance

Duke's All-American freshman posted 30 points, six rebounds and seven assists. He tied his career-high seven assists, proving to be an all-around talent in the Sweet 16 elimination game. Flagg entered the game as a finalist for the Naismith National Player of the Year award and he may have just put the final touches on any voters contemplating their decision.

Despite their paths crossing for just one season, Kim Mulkey gave NC State basketball head coach Will Wade a ringing endorsement.

Kim Mulkey overlapped with Will Wade one year at LSU. Earlier this week, Wade was announced as NC State's next men's basketball coach.

LSU women’s basketball head coach Kim Mulkey consoled each player on NC State moments after the Tigers defeated the Wolfpack in their NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 clash