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The death toll reached 109 on Tuesday, days after the torrential rain hit the central region of Texas. The sudden floods began in the early hours of the morning of July 4.
Several people remain missing. Governor Greg Abbott said Texas “will not stop until each missing person is.”
Cooper Flagg spent his career in university basketball in North Carolina playing for Duke. But he is a new Texas resident and will begin his career in the NBA with the Dallas Mavericks. The rookie is currently in Las Vegas for the NBA Summer League, but a moment was taken to send a sincere message to those in his new native state that have been affected by the devastating floods.
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Aftermy of sudden floods in Kerville, Texas, on Tuesday, July 8, 2025. (Derek Shook for Pak Gazette Digital)
“First, I just want to say that my thoughts and prayers are with the families that were affected in this situation last weekend,” Flagg opened his media session at the NBA Summer League, according to Dallas’s morning news.
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On Monday, the Mystic Camp in Hunt, Texas, a Christian camp of the girls, said it is afflicted after the loss of 27 campers and counselors. Five campers and a counselor are missing until Tuesday.
“Our hearts are broken next to our families that are supporting this unimaginable tragedy,” the camp said in a statement. “We are constantly pia.”
On Tuesday, the National Meteorological Service in San Antonio, Texas, said that “additional showers and storms are possible, but they are expected to have low coverage.”
Camp Mystic is reflected in the water after a sudden flood swept the area on July 7, 2025, in Hunt, Texas. (Photo by Eli Hartman/AP, file)
Last month, and just anyone’s surprise, the Mavericks selected Flagg with the superior selection in the NBA Draft of 2025.
Flagg, 18, became one of the youngest basketball stars taken at number 1. LeBron James retains the distinction of being the youngest player in the history of the League that will take place with the best general selection.
Cooper Flagg talks to the media during the NBA Draft of 2025, the first round on June 25, 2025 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. (Mike Lawrence/NBAE through Getty Images)
Flagg described the moment he heard his name called by the NBA commissioner as “a dream come true.”
Flagg is expected to make its debut in the NBA summer league on July 10 against the Los Angeles Lakers. The chief coach of the Mavericks, Jason Kidd, recently revealed that he wants to see Flagg in Action in the ship’s position.
“I want to put it in the shipowner. I want you to feel uncomfortable and see how it reacts. Be able to execute the program. To be able to play (escort). Play (small striker). He feels comfortable playing that. We want to press. I think he will respond in a positive way.”
