Cooper Flagg was two wins away from pulling an Anthony Davis. What's pulling an Anthony Davis, you ask? That's when the No. 1 prospect in a high school class enrolls in college and wins a national championship and national player of the year award before becoming the No.

Cooper Flagg has yet to play an NBA game, but this has not stopped teams from scheming to find a way to get the Duke Blue Devils star. Flagg's fate will likely be decided on Monday, May 12, when the NBA Draft Lottery takes place.

Flagg's lucrative social media career, which began when he was in high school, has helped to provide a very comfortable home for him and his family, who all relocated to Greensboro, NC, when he began his freshman season at Duke.