Arguably, the nation’s No. 1 recruit in this year’s senior class is a generational-type power forward who is explosive around the rim. Flagg is an elite two-way player and has a unique talent where he can stretch the floor on both ends whether it’s challenging shots around the perimeter as well as a pure knock-down shooter off the catch. Flagg rebounds well for his size using his length and has great court awareness. Flagg also has solid handles for his size and is an elite playmaker from the power forward position.

The generational type prospect was all over the floor in the dominant win over No. 9 Archbishop Stepinac finishing with a team-high 20 points and seven rebounds. Flagg’s athleticism and length when guarding off the ball is what stood out to me as he covered all 94-feet of the floor defensively making it a long night for opposing guards to get off a solid shot.

The nation’s No. 1 recruit bursted onto the scene right from the opening tip as Flagg dominated on the floor scoring a game-high 22 points on 10-of-14 shooting from the field, seven rebounds and five assists in a commanding rout over Cannon School (North Carolina). Flagg has continued to improve with his step-back three’s as well as his ability to get to the front of the rim. His frame has quickly emerged and shows reasons why he is the potential top pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.

Cooper Flagg Cooper Flagg 6'9" | PF Montverde Academy | 2024 State #1 Nation FL , A 6-8 senior forward who recently reclassified from 2025 to 2024 is arguably the nation’s top recruit, according to multiple recruiting services. He has the potential to be a generational talent as he can do it all on the offensive end whether it’s his highlight dunks or score from beyond the arc. He is fundamentally sound and is a proven winner at every level. Flagg is also an elite defender where he covers a lot of ground whether it’s out on the perimeter or blocking shots at the front of the rim. He is also a sensational rebounder and pushes the ball in transition with no flaws.

Cooper Flagg, Is arguably the top-ranked recruit in the nation for the Class of 2024 and could also have a bright future in the NBA. The 6-8 senior forward has a great combination skillset of size, speed and all-around athleticism. On the defensive end, he is a dominate shot blocker and covers a ton of space like a guard. He is also an elite rebounder where he averaged a near double-double last season for Montverde Academy. On the offensive end, Flagg has great footwork and court vision where he is considered to be one of the top underrated passers in the nation despite his size. He also adds a great jump shot where he can knock down from 15-feet and beyond as he continues to gain more confidence in his outside shot.

Flagg wastes no times proving to you that he is one of the top prospects in the country regardless of class. The 6’8″ forward is incredibly athletic for his size, moves so fluidly around the court, and handles the ball like a guard. Playing at the 16u level with Maine Elite almost seems unfair. He started Saturday off with a 27-point, 17-rebound, 11-assist triple-double in a win over Indy Heat 16u. Then, he poured in 45 points while pulling down 14 rebounds and dishing out 8 assists in a loss to Team United 16u. Flagg is a very, very special prospect.

The 6-9 forward continues to impress this weekend at the Nike EYBL Session 2 in Phoenix. Flagg went off for 34 points on 12-of-21 shooting from the field as well as 15 rebounds and 5 blocked shots, followed by a 26-point outing in front of Duke head coach Jon Scheyer.

The 6-8 small forward has a complete all-around game on the offensive end as he is a scoring threat whether it’s at the front of the rim, mid-range or the perimeter. Flagg is arguably the top ranked prospect in the nation for the Class of 2025 along with Cameron Boozer Cameron Boozer 6'9" | PF Columbus | 2025 State #2 Nation FL . On the defensive end, Flagg is an efficient rebounder and shot blocker limiting his opponents from getting second chances at the rim. He scored 52 points for Maine United in their opening game of Session 1 at the Nike EYBL in Atlanta with the Duke coaching staff watching on the baseline.