Georgia Transfers Shine in NCAA Tournament

0:00On March 18, three former Georgia Bulldogs basketball players are making waves in the NCAA tournament as transfers for other teams. Silas DeMerry leaves the group at number two seed, Yukon, where the Huskies face number 15 seed Ferman in their opener. RJ Godfrey anchors number eight seed, Clemson against number nine, seed Iowa, while Jordan Key suits up for number seven seed, Miami versus number ten. Seed Missouri. DeMerry has thrive at Yukon, earning ESPN's number 33 ranking among March Madness standouts. The junior guard dishes out assists like few others, ranking in the top 22 nationally and shines on defense. He's posting career-high shooting numbers and his best assists to turn over ratio yet, fueling talk of a deep Huskies run. Even after losing DeMerry, Georgia bounce back strong. The Bulldogs grab the tournament bid for a second straight year under coach Mark White, reloading through the transfer portal. They open against St. Louis, proving the departure didn't derail their season.

1:00Godfrey has stepped up big time at Clemson as a senior forward in their top score. His numbers are mostly career highs and points, rebounds and production. A clear jump from his Georgia days. Key though has seen limited action at Miami, appearing in just eight games with minimal stats. As these matchups unfold, all eyes stay on how these Georgia products perform on the big stage, with Yukon and Clemson holding strong tournament, hopes.