Fame and Fortune are right around the corner for young Cooper Flagg. The life he imagined from the time he was a boy with a ball and a dream will soon be waiting for him. The career he envisioned playing against LeBron James and Steph Curry is right at his fingertips.

If Flagg does enter the draft as expected, he'll be one of the younger players drafted in NBA history. When LeBron James was selected by the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2003, he was 18 years and 178 days old. In 2004, the Orlando Magic selected Dwight Howard No. 1 overall when he was 18 years and 198 days old.

He may only be 18, but the 6ft 9 inch Duke Blue Devils forward is a basketball star in the making - perhaps unsurprisingly once you get to know his parents ... Cooper Flagg is undoubtedly the stand-out star of this year's NCAA men's March Madness tournament.

Quietly the Donna Kelce of NCAA basketball, Cooper Flagg's mom, Kelly, tells PEOPLE how she supports her son and his twin brother, Ace, during a hectic season ahead of Duke's first March Madness game.

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On a night when superstar Cooper Flagg struggled to find his shooting touch, Knueppel finished with 21 points, five rebounds, five assists, and three steals to help propel Duke back to the Final Four.

Cooper Flagg will be hoping his jersey number will go down in history by the end of his career as he moves closer to the NBA.  Flagg is the overwhelming top prospect heading into this year’s

Before Cooper Flagg became a highly anticipated basketball sensation, his journey began with a foundation built on family, dedication, and an undeniable love for the sport. The 6'9

Ace Flagg, who also plays basketball. Here's everything you need to know about the future No. 1 pick's twin brother. Ace is Cooper's twin brother. He is a class of 2025 recruit, who played in ...