Ekpe Udoh started again for the Bucks on Saturday and had his first double-double of the season with 11 points, 11 rebounds and two blocks in a loss to the Thunder.

With Larry Drew refusing to start John Henson and Larry Sanders, Ersan Ilyasova and several other Bucks injured, Udoh could go on a run. But we simply don't trust him enough to tell you to pick him up and put him in your lineup. Keep an eye on him.

Ekpe Udoh was in foul trouble against the Pacers on Friday, finishing with two points and one board in 15 minutes.

Coach Larry Drew seems committed to starting him at power forward while Ersan Ilyasova is out, but fantasy owners shouldn't. He has almost no fantasy value.

Ekpe Udoh is listed as the starter against the Magic on Wednesday.

That doesn't bode well for Zaza Pachulia. To be clear, the Bucks have listed guys at starter before and it's been incorrect, so don't shoot the messenger if this doesn't turn out to be true. John Henson looks like a nice play tonight against the Magic.

Ekpe Udoh returned to action on Wednesday and had four points, five rebounds, two steals and a block after missing the start of the season after knee surgery.

Udoh was forced into some serious action tonight with Larry Sanders (thumb/personal) and Ersan Ilyasova (ankle) out, and he played well. But unless you're in an extremely deep league, we see no reason to pick him up at this point.

Ekpe Udoh (knee) will be in the lineup for Wednesday's game.

It's just another player for coach Larry Drew to use in his rotation. Udoh won't likely be a big factor and is off the radar in just about every fantasy league. His knee issues have been a problem, so the team should manage him for the foreseeable future.

Ekpe Udoh (knee surgery) is expected to make his season debut for the Bucks on Wednesday.

He's been practicing for a few days without any issues but it's unclear how he fits into the Bucks' frontcourt when even Larry Sanders, who landed a $44 million extension this summer, is averaging 17 minutes per game.

Ekpe Udoh (knee) practiced on Tuesday without any setbacks.

He's been practicing for two days and could emerge as a bench contributor as soon as Wednesday's game vs. the Cavaliers. Fantasy owners should avoid him in light of his limited stats and uncertain role behind Larry Sanders, John Henson and Zaza Pachulia.

Ekpe Udoh (knee surgery) returned to practice on Monday but he's questionable to suit up for the Bucks on Wednesday.

Udoh was targeting a return in December but appears to be well ahead of schedule. He won't be a fantasy asset and he muddies the Bucks' frontcourt even more, as he'll be vying for minutes with Larry Sanders, Zaza Pachulia, Ersan Ilyasova and John Henson.

Ekpe Udoh had arthroscopic right knee surgery and will be out 4-6 weeks.

He's been held out of action in the preseason, but he's been dressed and on the bench sporting a brace on his right knee. Udoh has a bit of a chronic problem with his knees and it's hard to believe he was selected before Paul George in the 2010 NBA Draft. He's off the grid in fantasy leagues and the Bucks need some healthy bodies up front in a big way. John Henson and Larry Sanders should be busy while Ersan Ilyasova (ankle) is on the shelf.

Ekpe Udoh (knee) practiced on Monday but is questionable to play in Tuesday's preseason opener.

The Bucks might play it safe with Udoh and Khris Middleton (ankle) on Tuesday but neither injury is serious. Evan at full strength Udoh has an uphill battle for minutes in a frontcourt featuring Larry Sanders, Zaza Pachulia, Ersan Ilyasova and John Henson.

Updating a previous item, Ekpe Udoh missed Saturday's scrimmage due to knee concerns.

The move was precautionary by the team and his injury is not considered serious. Udoh was in uniform and wearing a knee brace, so he should be back out there soon enough.

Ekpe Udoh did not participate in Saturday's scrimmage.

There's no reason given, but he's had issues with his Achilles and also knee problems. Udoh was in uniform and wearing a brace on his right knee, so it appears to be minor. We'll pass along the reason why as soon as it's available. Continue to ignore him in fantasy leagues.

Ekpe Udoh played just four minutes Thursday night due to a lingering Achilles injury.

Udoh 14 minutes in Game 2 and 21 minutes in Game 1 before being essentially sidelined for Game 3. The injury forced veteran big man Samuel Dalembert into action, but Dalembert struggled with foul trouble, which limited his minutes. Udoh should be active for Game 4, but it's unclear how much time he'll get. Regardless of who plays, neither should have much of an impact.

Ekpe Udoh (ankle) played on Friday, scoring eight points on 3-of-9 shooting with nine rebounds, one steal and two blocks in 24 minutes off the bench.

This is a somewhat promising line, but we haven't seen much of anything out of Udoh this year (or ever), so jumping on this performance during silly season is a bit of a stretch.

Ekpe Udoh (ankle) is expected to play on Friday.

He was probable on Thursday so this comes as expected. Udoh could see a few extra minutes immediately without Larry Sanders (back) in the lineup.

Ekpe Udoh (ankle) is probable to play against the Hawks on Friday.

Udoh was targeting Friday for his return, and he may be forced to playing extended minutes right away with Larry Sanders (back) questionable to play against the Hawks.

Updating a previous item, Ekpe Udoh (ankle) is tentatively targeting a return on Friday against the Hawks.

Udoh will not play on Tuesday against the Heat and didn't travel for the game, but Jim Boylan said it's possible he'll rejoin the team later in the week. He remains day-to-day with a sprained ankle.

Ekpe Udoh (ankle) is not expected to play against the Heat on Tuesday.

Udoh didn't play on Saturday, either, but his absence shouldn't impact the landscape of fantasy leagues.

Ekpe Udoh (sprained ankle) will not play vs. the Raptors on Saturday.

Udoh will be re-evaluated before the Bucks leave for their four-game road trip, beginning Tuesday vs. the Heat. If he doesn't join the team, expect a few more minutes for Luc Richard Mbah a Moute and Samuel Dalembert.

Ekpe Udoh recorded his first career double-double with 14 points, 11 rebounds and two blocks vs. OKC on Saturday.

He played 18 minutes and it's nice to see the big man get some burn, but he won't have reliable fantasy value while Larry Sanders and Ersan Ilyasova are healthy. If anyone is keeping track, Jim Boylan has dropped No. 14 pick John Henson from the rotation (four straight DNP-CDs), possibly a symptom of the Bucks gearing up for the playoffs.