Young players in grades 1-6 can join Cooper and Ace Flagg at a two-day basketball camp at UMaine Orono on Aug. 9 and 10.

Ace Flagg, meanwhile, is heading to play in his home state for the Maine Black Bears, one of the 44 Division I men’s programs never to have made the NCAA tournament.

Ace Flagg has almost always followed his famous twin. Now, he’s making his own way and doing it with a grin. Accessibility statement Skip to main content. Democracy Dies in Darkness.

Ace Flagg’s collection of state championships stretches across three states—Maine, Florida, and North Carolina. Each victory strengthens his claim as the better twin. “It's a great feeling, just to ...

Ace Flagg, the twin brother of projected No. 1 NBA Draft pick Cooper Flagg, is “coming home.” The forward from Newport, Maine, announced his commitment Tuesday to the University of Maine.

Ace Flagg looks for an open teammate while playing for Montverde Academy during a game in Portland on Jan. 6. Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer It didn’t click right away.

Ace Flagg, born just one minute before Cooper, has carved out his own winning path — one filled with fierce competition, cross-country moves, and three state championships in three different states.

Ace Flagg, born just one minute before Cooper, has carved out his own winning path — one filled with fierce competition, cross-country moves, and three state championships in three different states.

Ace Flagg, born just one minute before Cooper, has carved out his own winning path. Ace Flagg claims state titles across Maine, Florida, & North Carolina, solidifying his basketball legacy.

Ace Flagg, born just one minute before Cooper, has carved out his own winning path — one filled with fierce competition, cross-country moves, and three state championships in three different states.

Ace Flagg, born just one minute before Cooper, has carved out his own winning path. Ace Flagg claims state titles across Maine, Florida, & North Carolina, solidifying his basketball legacy.