Cooper Flagg has one of the more unique NIL situations in college sports having signed a sneaker deal with New Balance but having to play in Nike's while at Duke. We don't often see an athlete to go to a school with a different sneaker and apparel sponsor than one they are signed to,

Duke freshman Cooper Flagg, projected to be the top overall pick in this year's NBA draft, made a bold statement on Wednesday.

As Cooper Flagg checked out of the game in Duke's senior ... but in the era of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) in college athletics, a student-athlete's ability to earn millions could decrease ...

Several NCAA players in the March Madness tournament have NIL deals worth over $1 million. These deals pay college athletes to use their name, image, and likeness and are often sponsored by companies.

Newark gets to capture the frenzy around Cooper Flagg as he leads No. 1 Duke into Thursday night’s Sweet 16 matchup against No. 4 Arizona at the Prudential Center.

There's no bigger name in basketball than Cooper Flagg ... Adding to his star power, Flagg has secured an NIL bag in his freshman season. He's inked numerous lucrative deals as he's ascended ...

The 2023-24 Montverde Academy roster was loaded with NCAA Tournament stars, including Cooper Flagg and Derik Queen:

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