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· 2hCaitlin Clark and Cooper Flagg Are Popular Because They're White, Claims ESPN Host
ESPN's awkward exploration into race in sports featuring Cooper Flagg is framed by this statement: "Let's not act as if we don't live in America and we're not seeing what's happening with Caitlin Clark in the WNBA.
· 23hESPN host: Being a ‘white guy’ in America means Cooper Flagg will become face of NBA
One ESPN broadcaster went further. Peter Rosenberg, the co-host of the “Don, Hahn & Rosenberg” ESPN Radio show, essentially anointed the 2025 No. 1 overall draft pick the face of the league — ala Caitlin Clark in the WNBA — thanks to his skin color.
An ESPN commentator thought Ace Bailey and Dylan Harper were both Cooper Flagg, and fans on social media are mocking them ...
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Cooper Flagg Makes Surprise Response to ESPN’s Tim MacMahon After Mark Cuban’s Honest VerdictA new era has begun for the Dallas Mavericks. The post Cooper Flagg Makes Surprise Response to ESPN’s Tim MacMahon After Mark ...
The victory, which was nothing short of a miracle, tossed the struggling Mavs and general manager Nico Harrison an improbable ...
With the Boston Celtics star likely sidelined for most, if not all of next season after he ruptured his Achilles in the ...
The Philadelphia 76ers potentially passing on Ace Bailey could send the former Rutgers standout slipping outside the top five ...
The Duke superstar, long projected to go No. 1 overall, shared a heartfelt moment with his mom after hearing his name called ...
One ESPN analyst said during the 2025 NBA Draft that Cooper Flagg could have a bigger impact on winning than Victor Wembanyama.
The Mavericks selected Cooper Flagg as No. 1 NBA draft pick, bringing attention to his Maine roots and status as first White ...
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