Cooper Flagg could become the face of Duke basketball in the next several years.

The five-star forward from Montverde Academy in Florida put on a show at the Nike Academy on Wednesday. The 6'8″, 195-lb Flagg ramped up the intensity on the offensive end by making shots from various distances. Flagg was so good, ESPN NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski re-tweeted his highlights courtesy of Draft Express' Jonathan Givony.

Whether it was driving to the lane, pulling up for a medium-range jumper, or throwing it down for a vicious dunk, Cooper Flagg is showing Duke basketball fans he's a worthy prospect for their 2025 recruiting class.

Flagg also showed he had excellent ball-handling abilities for an agile power forward. His sick handles helped him create various scoring opportunities at the Nike Academy.

Flagg is no slouch on defense, either. He has recorded triple-doubles in points, rebounds, and blocks at a recent Nike Peach Jam basketball tournament. He's the complete package.

Cooper Flagg could take Duke basketball by storm in 2025 

Cooper Flagg is a 16-year-old high school sophomore who hails from Newport, ME. He is the second-ranked prospect of the Class of 2025.

Flagg spent one year at Nokomis Regional High School before transferring to Montverde Academy. The latter school has developed several big-name NBA stars such as Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons, and Cade Cunningham.

Duke basketball has stiff competition for Flagg's services. UConn, Iowa, Kansas, Kansas State, Michigan, Providence, Texas, UCF, UCLA, Virginia, and West Virginia have dangled offers to the five-star recruit.

Will Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer boast of a nucleus consisting of Flagg, Jared McCain, and Flory Bidunga within the next two seasons? Bidunga recently crossed out Kentucky basketball from his shortlist. If Bidunga commits to Scheyer's program, he and Flagg will spearhead Duke basketball's quest for a sixth national title.