Duke coach Jon Scheyer said Thursday that x-rays on Cooper Flagg came back negative after the Blue Devils' superstar freshman left the team's ACC Tournament quarterfinal game against Georgia Tech with a sprained ankle.

Duke’s Cooper Flagg, the ACC’s player and rookie of the year, appeared to injure his left ankle Thursday during the top-ranked Blue Devils’ ACC tournament opener in Charlotte. Flagg came down awkwardly on the foot of Georgia Tech’s Baye Ndongo while pulling down a rebound late in the first half.

Duke star freshman Cooper Flagg was helped off the floor in the ACC Tournament with a left ankle injury and was later seen in a wheelchair, putting his future availability in question.

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Tune in as the No. 7 seed Stanford Cardinal (20-12, 11-9 ACC) square off in the ACC Tournament against the No. 2 seed Louisville Cardinals (25-6, 18-2 ACC) on Thursday at Spectrum Center,

Two teams clinging to NCAA Tournament hopes that are virtually threadbare by now are set to collide on Thursday at the ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament after North Carolina polished off Notre Dame, 76-56,