Duke basketball doesn't have a traditional point guard on its roster, but the Blue Devils are in position to chase a 73-year-old record.

Beloved college basketball announcer Dick Vitale is famously known for using the term "Diaper Dandy" to describe star freshmen players. He will get to

Following the matchup against the Tar Heels, the ACC made an announcement regarding Flagg. The star freshman has been named the Co-Player and Rookie of the Week. Flagg shared the Co-Player of the Week honors with Donald Hand Jr. of Boston College.

In his first rivalry game against UNC, Cooper Flagg had 21 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists, 3 steals and 2 blocks as Duke rolled 87-70 on Saturday night.

Cooper Flagg made a dominant Saturday night entrance to the UNC-Duke rivalry. The prospective top pick of the 2025 NBA draft recorded 21 points as No. 2

Flagg made headlines going into and then coming out of a game against North Carolina, the Blue Devils’ top rival, by scoring 21 points in an 87-70 victory. This followed a performance against North Carolina State in which his 28 points led Duke to a 74-64 victory.

The legendary Dick Vitale will return to the broadcast booth when Chase Hunter and the Clemson Tigers host Cooper Flagg and the Duke Blue Devils.

ESPN commentator Dick Vitale, who has been battling cancer, is expected to make his broadcasting return for Clemson's game versus Duke at Littlejohn Coliseum.

The legendary announcer was cleared to return to ESPN last month after becoming cancer free. After nearly two years of not calling any college basketball games, Dick Vitale is set to return to the microphone this Saturday,