Duke freshman standout Cooper Flagg delivered one more stellar performance in what may have been his final game at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

It was the home finale for the Blue Devils (27-3, 18-1 ACC) — and likely Flagg, the projected No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. The 6-foot-9 freshman put on one more show for more than 9,300 fans, scoring 28 points to go with eight rebounds, seven assists, three blocks, and two steals on Coach K Court.

Perhaps the most important thing to remember about college sports is that the players are very young adults. They like to express themselves, and their emotions often steal the show. Watch a few games,

Duke fans did their best to make a case for Cooper Flagg to return for another season. After seemingly signaling to “run it back” while on the bench, the freshman phenom was as diplomatic as possible when addressing his future after the Blue Devils’ final home game of the season Monday night.

Cooper Flagg finished with 28 points as his parents watched from the crowd, and he scored 18 of those points in the second half. He was saying “run it back” after the game, but this was more than likely his last Duke home game, and he went out with a bang.

Following Duke basketball's season finale at Cameron Indoor Stadium, freshman Cooper Flagg was asked about his future. Here's what Flagg had to say.

Duke freshman phenom Cooper Flagg is widely considered to be the likely No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. Monday night he reinforced that prospect with an insane stat line in his team's 93-60 dismantling of Wake Forest.

As Cooper Flagg checked out for the potential last time at Cameron Indoor Stadium, the Duke faithful chanted for Flagg to skip the NBA Draft.

At the opposite end of the spectrum—in the tradition of luminaries such as Syracuse forward Carmelo Anthony and Texas forward Kevin Durant—sits Duke forward Cooper Flagg, who has had so much fun on campus he has openly expressed a desire to come back in 2026.