“If he was more athletic, he would be a 4 star”: College hoops fans react to Cooper Flagg’s twin Ace Flagg's gameplay

Cooper Flagg has generated a lot of hype since his high school days, and now, his brother, Ace Flagg is in the limelight. Ace is an unranked prospect from the class of 2025 and hasn't announced his commitment yet.

The 6-foot-7 small forward from Montverde Academy is constantly improving his gameplay. MADE HOOPS shared his highlights tape from a recent Summer Live event on their Instagram account.

Naturally, comparisons with his brother were going to happen and college basketball fans wasted no time in giving their opinions about the unranked recruit.

Some fans praised his development and believed that he had a high ceiling.

"People don’t realize 10 -12 years ago when a 6’8" pure power forward with great feel for the game would be an NBA must. Kid looks great and is going to continue to get better. Very high ceiling," one fan wrote.

"If he was more athletic, he would a 4 star," another fan commented.

"He been nice," another fan wrote.

Comments on Ace's game

However, there are a few people who still have doubts about the 6-foot-7 forward and believe that he isn't a skillful player.

"If I’m him, I quit hooping immediately and start handling all of my brother's business affairs," one fan wrote.

"Very basic basketball no getting in the bag! 2 star player," another fan commented.

"He a senior now, he play the same," one fan said.

Comments on Ace's gameplay

Ace Flagg is currently ranked as the 49th-best small forward from his class, according to ESPN rankings. Multiple colleges have made an offer to Ace, including Maine, Boston College, Saint Joseph and George Washington among others.

Ace Flagg and brother Cooper Flagg to host a youth camp at UMaine next month

Cooper Flagg was the best high school prospect from the class of 2024 and his brother, Ace Flagg, is an unranked prospect from the class of 2025. Together, the duo have decided to host a co-ed youth camp at the University of Maine in Orono next month.

The camp is set to run from August 10 to 11 for girls and boys from grades 1-6. The cost of the camp is $199 and it has already reached its capacity. The participants will receive souvenirs such as autographs, t-shirts and camp photos with the Flagg brothers.

Cooper Flagg plays his college basketball at Duke University and is currently a part of the USA Men's Basketball team for the Paris Olympics. Ace Flagg, on the other hand, is a high school player for Montverde Academy and has received an offer from the Maine Black Bears.