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Duke men's basketball star Cooper Flagg will return after suffering an injury during the ACC tournament, and he will have several fans supporting him.
One of those fans is his grandmother, who showed up before Duke's game against Mount St. Mary's at 2:50 p.m. wearing an absolutely amazing custom sweater with Flagg's face on it. Flagg, who projects as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft once he officially decides to turn pro, should have a strong performance against Mount St. Mary's as he gets his sea legs back.
But the star of the show could become his grandma, whose sweater could capture headlines.
If the sweater looked familiar, don't be surprised. It just means you've been paying attention.
Flagg recently appeared in a commercial for AT&T alongside his grandmother, who wore the same outfit in the Bingo scene.
Something tells me this sweater would sell well if it became available for a wider audience.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Cooper Flagg's grandma wore sweater with his face on it for March Madness
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One of those fans is his grandmother, who showed up before Duke's game against Mount St. Mary's at 2:50 p.m. wearing an absolutely amazing custom sweater with Flagg's face on it. Flagg, who projects as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft once he officially decides to turn pro, should have a strong performance against Mount St. Mary's as he gets his sea legs back.
But the star of the show could become his grandma, whose sweater could capture headlines.
If the sweater looked familiar, don't be surprised. It just means you've been paying attention.
Flagg recently appeared in a commercial for AT&T alongside his grandmother, who wore the same outfit in the Bingo scene.
Something tells me this sweater would sell well if it became available for a wider audience.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Cooper Flagg's grandma wore sweater with his face on it for March Madness
Continue reading...
