Going on the lack of minutes, I could see them just letting him go when the opportunity arises. From what I've seen of his play, he doesn't really seem like a Wildcat type, whereas U'u and Beal (as other relative newcomers) seem to buy in.

Do Wildcats fans see more in him?

He has some great moves, and can really light things up. He shows promise but is struggling in his role. He doesn't really look "comfortable" as a guard, and his outside shooting is what you'd expect from a Centre. IIRC he's around 27% from 3-point range.

i wouldn't expect a centre to shoot 27% from three.

"i wouldn't expect a centre to shoot 27% from three."
Haha.
For the record, Knight has made 1 from 3 this season! :-)

But yes, you don't expect your centre to put up many from that range. Thing is you certainly expect a 2-guard to put them up, and Ross does but not that well.
As I said, he does ok, I think slightly better than the team average, but better is expected from a guard.

As he is a local would any of the SEABL or state league teams take him on?

I could see him being a beast at that level below the NBL.

Ross looks like a slasher type.

He looks like he would be more suited to a more uptempo team.

I can't imagine playing the Perth brand of basketball would be easy for someone like him.

The ball movement is terribly slow, they rarely get trans buckets and take a while to get into a set, they get a lot of inside touches etc.

"As he is a local would any of the SEABL or state league teams take him on?

I could see him being a beast at that level below the NBL."
Yes he would. With his strength he could play well as a SF (or maybe even PF?) in a lesser league.

However, from what I read about the guy, I imagine he's sending money home to his Mother & younger brother. Not sure how he would fare financially in a lesser Australian league.

He's pretty handy as a threat in transition.

@Dazz I guess if he doesn't have other opportunities to work/play in the NBL off season why not at least earn some money playing in a state league?

A large number of current NBLer's do to help make ends meat plus might help him stay front of mind and get another gig in the nbl next year.

**I think he might have signed a 3 year deal? So state league could fit pretty well to earn extra cash.

Get him over to Adelaide, he is wasted in Perth due to the inept head coaching. I rate him highly, Very solid college career at a great school, would do well under Joey.

Richard Dickel is a Kiwi coaching in Adelaide with vast connections throughout NZ Basketball

He was told that he couldn't not suit NZ citizens as locals

I don't think you can blame it Marvin BS'ing. Either the rule exists (at NBL level) or it doesn't.
I've already acknowledged that it was exploiting the rule, however Ross WAS born in Guam, and apparently being born in Oceania allows him to play as a local.
NZ born players certainly DO play in the NBL as locals.
If he was your usual import quality, I'd be embarrassed by this, but he's not.

Anyway, my question was how you use somebody of his somewhat unique build.

NZNBL isnt SEABL or state league now is it

He needs to be used as Chris Blakemore, Mark II.