Cooper Flagg’s physical profile matches his sky-high expectations for the 2025 NBA Draft
Cooper Flagg’s dominance during the 2024-25 NCAA season made him a household name even before the NBA Draft began. He emerged as the standout talent, making waves both with his on-court brilliance and off-court attention. He is regarded as the best talent coming out of the 2024 class. Dallas Mavericks picked him as No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA draft.
Yet his college journey ended on a bitter note as the Duke Blue Devils crashed out of the tournament in shocking fashion. In the Final Four against Houston, Blue Devils led the game by 6 points with just 35 seconds left. Most No.1 seeds would’ve sealed the deal, but Duke crumbled under pressure. Flagg’s missed free throws in the end proved costly for the ACC Tournament winners.
But not all journeys end with fairytales, Flagg’s path shows the highs and lows of real competition. Nevertheless, Cooper Flagg has the potential to guide his future NBA franchise towards multiple accolades. The forward stood out averaging 19.2 points, 7.5 rebounds, 4.2 assists shooting 48.1 percent from the field.
Marc Stein on Cooper Flagg’s workout in Dallas yesterday:
— MFFL NATION (@NationMffl) June 19, 2025
“Impressive that’s all I just kept hearing… I have to say the early rumbles I’ve heard that you know, shot looks pretty d*** good from what they’re saying on the streets…”
(via @DLLS_Mavs)
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Cooper Flagg Age
Flagg was born on 21 December 2006 in Newport, Maine. His parents are Ralph Flagg and Kelly Bowman Flagg.
Cooper Flagg Height
Standing at 6’9” (2.06 m), Flagg carries the height of a modern forward, tall enough to guard the paint and mobile enough to switch onto wings or guards.
Cooper Flagg Weight
Cooper Flagg weighs 205 lbs (93 kg), and has a lean but strong frame. He is light enough to stay quick laterally, which remains crucial for perimeter defense.
Cooper Flagg Vertical and Wingspan
At 7’11” wingspan, the forward has extensive defensive range that enables him to contest shots and also disrupt passing lanes. Offensively, it helps him finish through traffic and shoot over close outs as well.
With a 45-inch vertical, Flagg elevates well above the rim, making him a consistent threat for alley-oops, put-back dunks, and chase-down blocks.
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