Helped

The star of the Duke of Cooper Flage, the stadium, was assisted with an ankle decrease in the ankle late in the first half of the quarter -finals of the ACC Blue Devils Championship No. 1 against Georgia Tech on Thursday.

Flagg, who was seen being transferred to the X-ray room in a wheelchair at the end of the first half, followed to the bench under its strength-without a shoe-early in the second half, but it did not return to the 78-70 victory.

The X -ray was negative, but Duke said that there is a lot of swelling in the ankle.

The blue demons also lost Malik Brown in the first half after taking off again as his right shoulder. He was taken to hospital.

The highest blue demons in the first place was 26-17 late in the first half when Flagg rose in an unequal recovery and shattered on the ground after it seemed that he had his left land at the foot of the Darrion Sutton from Georgia Tech.

Flagg, the ACC player for the year and the new expatriate this year, returned to the bench in a clear ordeal, then bent with his hands on the seats and bombed a chair with his right fists.

After sitting on the bench for a few minutes, Flagg woke up, and put his arms around two teammates and was transferred to the Treasury Watching room.

Brown, which is 6 feet -length and 9 -feet, is a major backup and a multi -use defender seen as a vital gear in the hopes of the Duke championship. He had returned against North Carolina at the end of last week after he lost about three weeks due to a shoulder injury.

Dukes were expected to be the possible 1 seed in the NCAA championship, which enters the game after taking first place in the classification this week. The Blue Devils won eight consecutive matches before the ACC Championship.

The average flag was 19.4 points, 7.6 rebounds and 4.2 passes of blue demons (28-3) during the normal season.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.