Ekpe Udoh RUMORS & NEWS

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel "The Bucks always have two agendas when they make a blockbuster trade like they did earlier this week. They have to decide what is best for them right now, in the moment. That is John Hammond's responsibility. By all practical appearances, he did that with the Monta Ellis-Andrew Bogut move that..." March 16

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel "The toughest part of this trade so far might just be the air time. Monta Ellis and Ekpe Udoh had just flown in from California on Wednesday, arriving in Milwaukee in the early afternoon after the news of their trade, a virtually sleepless Tuesday night and a mad dash to the airport. They..." March 15

San Francisco Chronicle "Warriors head coach Mark Jackson says Patrick Ewing would need to come out of retirement for center Andris Biedrins to lose his starting job. What do you know? It happened. Or, at least Ekpe Udoh masqueraded as the Hall of Fame center in his first start of the season. Udoh played his..." February 21

Oakland Tribune "Second-year big man Ekpe Udoh hasn't scored in double figures in a month and has grabbed at least five rebounds thrice in the same span. But in the Warriors' recent stretch of success, especially the current three-game win streak, Udoh has been a key ingredient. "I'm certainly pleased with what..." February 15

San Francisco Chronicle "When the Warriors started the season 2-6 and Ekpe Udoh had only four blocked shots in nearly 142 minutes, the second-year forward said the media needed to hold him accountable. Now that the Warriors have won three straight games, during which Udoh has blocked nine shots, the media needs to give..." February 15

San Francisco Chronicle "For seven minutes Tuesday, Ekpe Udoh was the guy the Warriors envisioned when they took him with the No. 6 overall pick in the 2010 draft. During a 12-point fourth-quarter run, he had two points, five rebounds and two blocked shots. He was the anchor of a defense that forced two shot-clock..." February 02

San Francisco Chronicle "There is a mountain of differences in the games of Ekpe Udoh and Greg Monroe, but the most telling difference might be in how their franchises talk about them. The Warriors talk about how Udoh needs to develop. The Pistons talk about how much Monroe has developed. "We know he's going to..." January 17

San Francisco Chronicle "One game after Ekpe Udoh had the most impressive outing of his rookie season, Warriors coach Keith Smart finally got around to offering the frontcourt player equally impressive comments. Smart said Udoh, just 29 games into his career, is becoming the team's best perimeter defender and already..." February 14