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Cooper Flagg Is Getting Roasted For His NBA Draft Suit

Cooper Flagg Is Getting Roasted For His NBA Draft Suit

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Cooper Flagg Is Getting Roasted For His NBA Draft Suit originally appeared on The Spun.
Cooper Flagg is going to go No. 1 overall at the top of the 2025 NBA Draft on Wednesday night. Perhaps the Duke Blue Devils star can use some of his NBA contract money to find a better tailor. His NBA Draft suit is getting roasted.
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The soon-to-be Dallas Mavericks star is getting roasted for his NBA Draft suit. While Flagg is rocking a classic look - dark blue suit with a white shirt and dark tie - the fit of his shirt looks pretty off.
Fans of the 2025 NBA Draft are roasting Flagg for his Wednesday night fit.
Cooper Flagg's suit.NBA/X
NBA Draft fans are taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, to rip Flagg for his Draft Night suit.
"That definitely looks like an 18 year old's dress shirt," one fan wrote.
"Not dressing like an eccentric 75-year-old Italian grandmother at a wedding is a definite zag for a top draft pick," one fan added.
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"This is legit an awful fitting lol does he not have the ability to get a different dress shirt?" another fan added.
"Looks like he's going to prom in Maine suburb," another fan added.
"Is it a conscious decision to make him wear a cheap looking suit and not style his hair? Part of his brand?" another fan added.
Flagg might have found a new shirt ahead of his trip to the Barclays Center, because on the NBA Draft stage, his suit doesn't look that ill-fitting.
The first round of the 2025 NBA Draft is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. E.T. on Wednesday night.
It'll air on ESPN.
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Cooper Flagg Is Getting Roasted For His NBA Draft Suit first appeared on The Spun on Jun 25, 2025
This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jun 25, 2025, where it first appeared.

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