Flagg delivered a pair of strong performances against tough competition last week, leading SFU with 13.5 points, 7.0 rebounds and 1.5 blocks per game, while shooting a scorching 76.5 percent from the floor. The senior from Fairless Hills, PA made all five of his shots and finished with 11 points, six boards, three assists and two blocks as the Red Flash recorded an eye-opening win on opening night, downing western Pennsylvania rival Pitt, 80-70. After the Panthers trimmed SFU’s lead from 17 to 12 with under nine minutes to go, Flagg stifled their momentum with a layup, a dish to Ronnell Giles Jr. for a layup of his own, and another bucket in the paint over the next two minutes. On Saturday, he paced the Red Flash with 16 points on 8-12 shooting, to go along with eight rebounds in a setback to a UMBC team picked second in the America East.