The NCAA ushered in the highlight of the year in the NCAA tournament, the "March Madness" tournament, through a single-elimination system to determine who is the college king this year, Duke University "quasi-champion" Flagg (Cooper Flagg) previously sprained his ankle in the ACC league playoffs, and was not sure whether he could continue to play this season, and now there is good news, Flagg is expected to return in the first round of the "March Madness".

Flagg is scheduled to make a comeback in the first round of the "March Madness" tournament

Flagg said in an interview on the 21st that his ankle is almost no longer painful, and he is expected to return with a 100% healthy body in the first round against Mount Saint Mary University.

In the interview, Flagg also said that he often twisted his ankle slightly, and this time he found that it was much more serious than before, but fortunately there was no structural damage after the examination, and then he and the team made a comeback plan and implemented it, with the goal of making him a healthy return in the "March Madness" tournament, and he did not feel discomfort in training, and he could move flexibly, and was not affected by the injury at all.

Duke head coach Szeyer revealed that Flagg has always wanted to play, even in the ACC playoffs, and even wanted to force a comeback, "I think it shows what kind of person he is, most people may be more patient or not in a hurry to play, but he and his family, the people around him are not like that." Scheyer said.