Cooper Flagg injured in Duke’s win over Georgia Tech: College basketball live updates, scores, results

Marquette holds off Xavier in the Big East quarterfinals. It’s a costly loss for Xavier, which is squarely on the bubble. Did the Musketeers just cost themselves an NCAA tourney trip?

It’s been close the whole way through. Marquette has the upper hand going into the under-4 timeout.

Xavier is a bubble team that desperately needs a win here. Buckle up.

New Mexico’s Donovan Dent banked it in from 30 feet at the first-half buzzer in Mountain West tourney action vs. San Jose State.

No. 1 seed Lobos lead 32-23 at the break.

The Hogs fought valiantly to get back into their second-round game against the Rebels, but they ultimately came up short after two missed free throws in the waning seconds and then the 3-pointer by Pedulla.

Coach Cal’s team will have a nervous few days as the Hogs are firmly on the NCAA tournament bubble.

The Rebels got a rebound on a missed free throw with 7.9 seconds left in a tie game and guard Sean Pedulla drilled the game-winning 3:

Duke head coach Jon Scheyer said Flagg suffered an ankle sprain and that X-rays were negative. He did not say when Flagg would play again, only that they will determine his status going forward after they see how bad the swelling gets in his foot.

More on Flagg’s injury right here

The Cougars’ torrid run continues. That’s their ninth consecutive win and advances them to the Big 12 semifinals, where they’ll play the winner of Colorado vs. Houston.

Meanwhile, we have a shootout between Iowa State and BYU. The Cyclones are projected to be a No. 3 seed in the NCAA tournament while the Cougars are likely looking at a No. 5 seed.

The Red Storm are as hot as any team in the country as we near March Madness. They’ve only lost one game in 2025 and rolled right through Butler in their Big East tournament opener.

Per John Ewing of BetMGM, Duke was the most-bet team on Thursday as a 23.5-point favorite. The Blue Devils won by eight after Cooper Flagg’s first-half injury.

The Blue Devils got more than they bargained for in their ACC tournament opener, but they survived and will face the winner of Wake Forest-North Carolina on Friday.

The bigger question is the severity of Cooper Flagg’s ankle injury and how long he’ll be out.

As Duke-GT winds down, here’s a look at other notable live games ongoing:
St. John’s 74, Butler 51
Oregon 61, Indiana 54
Iowa State 68, BYU 61
Ole Miss 42, Arkansas 34

The Blue Devils are firing on all cylinders now. After an alley-oop from Kon Knueppel to Khaman Maluach, Isaiah Evans drilled a 3-pointer to push Duke’s lead to double digits.

The Yellow Jackets stopped the bleeding and are still hanging in there after Duke’s blitz out of the break.

The Blue Devils are shooting the ball much better in the second half after missing their first 13 3-point attempts and going 36.7% from the field in the opening 20 minutes.

Meanwhile, in on-court action, the Blue Devils scored the first 12 points out of the locker room and have taken the lead early in the second half. Kon Knueppel and Sion James hit 3s as Duke is finally finding the mark from deep.

That’s one way to respond after losing your star player.

The Blue Devils cut into the GT lead late in the half, but the bigger concern is the health of Cooper Flagg. He had to be helped into the locker room just before the break.