Cal Men's Basketball Lands Transfer Guard Jordan Ross
Back to the Bay for Ross after time at Georgia
Cal Men’s Basketball continues to shape its roster for the 2026-27 season. G Jordan Ross, who spent two seasons up Highway 24 at Saint Mary’s, transferred to Georgia last year before announcing his commitment to the Golden Bears today.
Ross started 60 games across the last two seasons for the Gaels and Bulldogs respectively, going all 35 as SMC made the second round of the NCAA Tournament in 2025. Ross eventually came off the bench by the end of last year with Georgia, sitting behind former Cal G Jeremiah Wilkinson.
Ross averaged 6.7 ppg on 42% shooting from the floor and 31% from three, his highest three point mark in three college seasons. Cal is looking to find its depth after losing Justin Pippen, Dai Dai Ames and DeJuan Campbell this season.
The Bears have now landed Michael Cooper, Nojus Indrusaitis and Ross as backcourt transfers. Ross also joins his former Bulldog teammate Jake Wilkins at Cal.
Solid addition…a legit P4-caliber player who can run an offense and defend the position.
Bears could maybe use one more shooter, though. Cooper and Indrusaitis are currently the only proven threats from beyond the arc…Ruff, TT, Yeanay, and the 2 FR are all unproven, and Wilkins needs a lot of work. One more legit threat would be fantastic.
Shooting .420 you say?
Looks like a pretty decent pickup, trajectory seems upward just looking at the stats. Georgia finished in the middle of the SEC last year so they're no slouch.