Duke basketball standout Cooper Flagg received a resounding sendoff from the Cameron Indoor crowd on Monday, potentially playing his last home game in a Blue Devils uniform. The projected top NBA draft pick's uncertain future has fans clamoring for his return.

Flagg's performance against Wake Forest, with 28 points, 8 rebounds, and 7 assists in a dominant 93-60 victory, only fueled the desire for another season. As he exited the game with just over three minutes remaining, the Cameron Crazies erupted in chants of "one more year," acknowledging the likelihood of his departure for the professional league.

While Flagg acknowledged hearing the chants, he remained noncommittal about his future. He expressed his love for Duke, calling it "the best place in college basketball," and cherishing his time with the team. However, he emphasized living in the present and taking things "day by day." He admitted he doesn't know what the future holds.

Coach Jon Scheyer praised not only Flagg's talent but also his character, emphasizing his positive qualities. The exchange between player and coach as Flagg left the court – high-fives, a hug, and embraces with the coaching staff and teammates – further underscored the strong bond within the team.

Duke's regular season concludes with a rivalry game against North Carolina, followed by the ACC championship and the NCAA tournament. Flagg's impressive season averages of 19.6 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 4.2 assists, along with his shooting percentages of 49.7% from the field and 38.3% from three-point range, solidify his status as a top prospect.