Georgia basketball is returning from the Bahamas with the first win against a ranked nonconference opponent under Mike White after beating St. John's

Mike White and the Georgia Bulldogs picked up a big early season win, knocking off No. 22 St. John’s 66-63 in The Bahamas on Sunday. The win moves Georgia to 6-1 on the season, giving White a signature early-season win over Rick Pitino’s St. John’s squad.

Georgia men’s basketball took its first loss of the season, falling 80-69 to No. 15 Marquette on Saturday at the Imperial Arena at Atlantis.

The forward from Tampa finished with 14 points and 11 rebounds. "This was a big road test for us," Mitchell said. "First Power Five game and not only that it's an away game. It's hard to get wins like this but we need it under our belt to get ready for the Big 12.

That said, it would not be a surprise if St. John’s no longer is in the national rankings when the poll comes out on Monday. Even though the loss to Baylor was in two overtimes and a buzzer-beater, it might knock St.

The Red Storm missed another opportunity to pick up a good win for their résumé, finishing their Bahamas trip with a 1-2 record