Flagg’s the second-youngest No. 1 overall pick behind LeBron James, who was eight days younger when Cleveland drafted him in 2003.

Cooper Flagg has unofficially been a Dallas Maverick since their shocking NBA Draft Lottery win last month, but they'll make it official on Wednesday night when the Mavs select him No. 1 overall to open the 2025 NBA Draft.

The 18-year-old racked up just about every honor possible in his lone season at Duke as the Naismith Award winner, Wooden Award winner, the AP Player of the Year and a consensus All American. He should make him fit particularly well in Dallas, where the goal is to compete for a championship immediately.