ESPN posted a jaw-dropping statistic detailing how Duke superstar Cooper Flagg, at 18 years, 5 months, and 27 days old on NBA Draft day, will be just nine days older than LeBron James was when he was selected first overall by the Cleveland Cavaliers back in 2003.

It appears like there is a pretty clear consensus on who the first two picks will be in next month’s draft. So where does that leave the Sixers?

While the franchise hoped to land Cooper Flagg, who is projected to go No. 1 to the Dallas Mavericks, the Nets now turn their attention to Flagg’s teammate, a player who has steadily risen up draft boards thanks to his versatile offensive game and NBA-ready shooting stroke.

Patrick Mahomes is among the stars who reacted to the Dallas Mavericks winning the NBA Draft Lottery and likely landing Cooper Flagg.

Cooper Flagg is considered one of the best prospects of the past few decades. NBA teams have been pulling out all of the stops trying to tank and land the best odds of drafting the Duke freshman ...