Georgia Basketball's Ross Questionable for NCAA Opener

0:00On March 19th, Georgia men's basketball faces a potential setback heading into its first round NCAA Tournament matchup against St. Louis and Buffalo. Junior Guard Jordan Ross appears on the availability report as questionable for Thursday's 9.45pm tip-off on March 18th. The NCAA defines questionable as uncertain to play, with about a 25-75% chance he'll suit up. Ross, a 6-foot-3 transfer from St. Mary's, brings solid bins production, averaging 6.6 points and 2.4 assists per game this season. He started 25 games for the Bulldogs, but saw his role shift late in the year. Freshman Smurf Millender took over the starting spot for the final eight contests, except during the win at Mississippi State. Ross also set out the February 28 victory over South Carolina due to an ankle issue. St. Louis, meanwhile, reports no injury concerns on its side. A final update on Ross and others drops just two hours before the game starts.

1:00Bulldog fans will be watching closely to see if Ross can shake off any lingering problems and bolster the rotation against the Billikens.