At Duke, Flagg averaged 19.2 points, 7.5 rebounds, 4.2 assists and earned ACC Player of the Year honors while leading the Blue Devils to the Final Four. He also won the Wooden and Naismith Player of the Year awards and was an All-American.

Eyes will be on No. 1 draft pick Cooper Flagg and his Dallas Mavericks this July as his highly anticipated professional career begins. Flagg & Co. kicked off their summer league slate with a high-profile 87-85 win over a Los Angeles Lakers squad that features Bronny James.

Mavericks forward Cooper Flagg sat out Monday night's Summer League game. The former Duke star and No. 1 overall pick is expected to miss the rest of Summer League, too.

Two games into his professional career, and Cooper Flagg is done in the NBA summer league, according to multiple reports.

The Mavericks ' No. 1 overall pick enjoyed a whirlwind two-game stretch in the Las Vegas Summer League. But that spell reportedly washed away like the seasons; Dallas is shutting down Flagg for the remainder of the summer, insider Marc Stein reported

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NBA fans will reportedly have to wait until the preseason to see Cooper Flagg in game action again. After the Dallas Mavericks rookie was dominant during Saturday's 76-69 loss to the San Antonio Spurs in Summer League, NBA insider Marc Stein (16:25 mark) reported he will not play again in Las Vegas.

Cooper Flagg's summer league days are over, according to Marc Stein. The Mavericks are expected to shut down the No. 1 overall pick for the remainder of the Las Vegas Summer League, which means the next time we'll see him in game action will be during the preseason.