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ESPN captures Cooper Flagg in wheelchair after ankle injury in ACC Tournament

Duke's national championship hopes may have taken a blow with freshman sensation Cooper Flagg going to the locker room in a wheelchair.

Saturday's game averaged 3.0 million viewers on ESPN.

While Jay Williams accomplished a lot in his three years playing basketball at Duke, it was apparently not...

"We're always looking for new and innovative ways to approach our schedule."

"ESPN needs an intervention and a 12 step program at this point to let go of its addiction to this increasingly irrelevant game."

"If it was Detroit pizza, it would be like 12,000 squares."

Will the in-state rivalry have implications on who ends up dead at the end of this season?

"It means even more when you've got Dickie V on his return, back in the building."

"The voice of college basketball is back!"

"He is THAT GOOD."

"It’s absolutely sickening ESPN kept the camera on this poor girl."

"I've never played golf. So why is it on my TV INSTEAD OF DUKE-NC STATE?!"

Vitale is set to make his highly anticipated return to ESPN's college basketball coverage for Duke-Wake Forest on Jan. 25.

Duke and Ole Miss will now kickoff at 8:00 p.m. ET on Thursday, Jan. 2.

"Women’s college basketball continues to drive an unprecedented level of excitement and engagement."

"I want them to know that I love them, and they didn't deserve that."

ESPN now owns nine of the ten most-watched college basketball telecasts so far this year.

"Get ready; regardless of whether you won the game or not, they're still going to sell Cooper Flagg because he's selling the sport."

'I think there's a chance he becomes this electrifying, two-way, game-changing player.'

"Three plays, three turnovers."

The popular influencer will be Duke football's sideline reporter this season.

"All them banks you got in North Carolina, I know what's going on."

"Will he be allowed to just be a basketball player, or will all the cultural notions overwhelm him?"

Harris served as the radio PxP broadcaster for Duke football and men's basketball for over four decades.