After winning the ACC regular season title and the ACC Tournament, No. 1 seed Duke is headed to the Elite Eight for the second consecutive season. During this time, Cooper Flagg has cemented himself as one of the best freshmen in college basketball history, a fact which has been clearly highlighted during the NCAA Tournament.

Here's the latest on Cooper Flagg's ankle injury, including whether he'll play vs. Louisville in Saturday's men's ACC tournament championship:

Duke freshman Cooper Flagg appeared to injure his left ankle after slipping under the basket and was helped to the locker room by two teammates late in the first half. He did not return.

The Duke Blue Devils are heading to the Elite Eight, having dominated their opponents during the NCAA Tournament, led by freshman Cooper Flagg. Flagg and fellow freshman Kon Knueppel have been putting on a show for the Blue Devils.

Duke's All-American freshman posted 30 points, six rebounds and seven assists. He tied his career-high seven assists, proving to be an all-around talent in the Sweet 16 elimination game. Flagg entered the game as a finalist for the Naismith National Player of the Year award and he may have just put the final touches on any voters contemplating their decision.

The team had the perfect reaction, using alliteration to hype up Flagg's achievement. "COOP COOOOOOOOOKED," Duke wrote along with three dancing man emojis and a mirror ball emoji. The team also listed out his stats for the game.