Dallas Mavericks Take Cooper Flagg as First Pick of NBA Draft
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Hiring, indeed, is all you need. Fox Sports Update. When the Mavericks traded Luka Doncic to the Lakers in February, the future of basketball in Dallas looked bleak. But just a few short months later, the Mavericks have a new franchise player. Dallas selected Cooper Flagg with the first pick of the NBA draft, making him the fifth Duke player since 1999 to be taken first overall overall.

Flagg took college basketball by storm in his freshman season, leading Duke in most statistical categories on the way to the Final Four. With the second pick of the draft, the Spurs took Dylan Harper out of Rutgers, while the 76ers selected Vijay Edgecombe third overall. Ace Bailey, who drew headlines for not working out with any teams prior to the draft, went to the Jazz at No. 5.

Why?

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