2025 5-Star Target Cooper Flagg Shows Out at Peach Jam

WVU 2025 five-star target Cooper Flagg put up great performances during his seven games at Peach Jam this week. Flagg is regarded as the No. 1 player in his class.

Through seven games Flagg averaged 25.5 points, 13.0 rebounds, 5.7 assists, 6.9 blocks and 1.4 steals. Flagg helped lead Maine United to the U16 Championship round against the Boozer twins, Cam and Cayden.

Flagg had many coaching staffs watching him win the past week, and even got an opportunity to talk to LeBron James.

ICYMI: Cooper Flagg threw the alley-oop to himself! 👀🚀😤
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— OutOfSightSports🚀™️ (@OOSSports) July 10, 2023

Cooper Flagg hits a deep 3 for his first bucket of the game 💯@Cooper_Flagg @NikeEYB pic.twitter.com/HEdrkSL5lr

— SportsCenter NEXT (@SCNext) July 9, 2023

Flagg (6-foot-8, 195 pounds) has been regarded as one of the best players in his class. West Virginia offered Flagg and his brother, Ace, back in July 2022. Flagg has received offers from Albany, Bryant, Duke, Iowa, Kansas State, Michigan, Providence, UCF, UConn, UCLA, Villanova and West Virginia. Flagg recently won a gold medal with Team USA during the U17 World Cup. In that session, Flagg averages 10.0 points, 5.1 rebounds and 2.9 assists during his sophomore season.

Despite Bob Huggins resignation last month, the coaching staff is still pushing hard for Flagg and believe they have a shot with him regardless of Huggins.

Cooper’s brother Ace also had moments of performing well in Peach Jam, sometimes better than his brother.

Ace Flagg takes over and gets the big win with his twin Cooper 🤞 @NikeEYB @FlaggAce pic.twitter.com/iZLyeKn9om

— Overtime (@overtime) July 5, 2023