CBB Best Props: Top Cooper Flagg Bets for Duke vs Virginia Showdown

The Duke Blue Devils are back in action on Monday with an ACC showdown against the Virginia Cavaliers. With one of the top prospects in the nation, Cooper Flagg, set to take the court in this conference clash, all eyes will be on this matchup as he continues to put together an impressive freshman campaign. That said, here’s a look at the top player props for Flagg heading into this matchup.

How to Watch Duke vs Virginia 

• Duke-UVA Odds, Props & Picks
• Location: John Paul Jones Arena
• Charlottesville, Virginia
• Date: Monday, Feb. 17th
• Where to Watch: ESPN
• Time: 8:00 PM ET
• Spread: Duke -14.5 | Total: 131.5
• Moneyline: Duke -1450 | UVA +810 

Cooper Flagg Over 20.5 Points (-105)

• Flagg averages 19.8 points per game but can explode for 25+ on any night.
• The versatile playmaker can score from anywhere on the court, and Flagg could be in line for another massive performance against a Virginia defense that has struggled defensively.
• Flagg has surpassed 20.5 points in 11 games this season and seven times against ACC competition.

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Cooper Flagg Under 5.5 Rebounds (+104)

• Flagg is averaging 7.5 rebounds on the season, but the freshman guard hasn’t been hitting the boards as hard lately.
• The Duke star has finished with less than five rebounds in each of the Blue Devil’s last four games.
• A blowout game could decrease Flagg’s time to grab rebounds.

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Cooper Flagg Over 23.5 Total Points + Assists (-122)

• Flagg is not only an explosive scorer, but arguably the most underrated part of his game is his playmaking ability, averaging 4.0 assists per game.
• Flagg has finished over 23.5 points + assists in six of his last eight games.
• Assuming Flagg has the ball in his hands for most of the game, expect the guard to be aggressive on offense. He will continue to use his threat as both a scorer and facilitator to open up Duke’s offense and dominate his competition.