[ATLien]

What team has the best pair of starting guards? I'm probably a little biased on this one, but the tandem of Jarvis Hayes and Ezra Williams' gotta rank up there with the best.

 

[Hollis]

OU, hands down.

Quannas White, Hollis Price, Ebi Ere, Jason Detrick, DeAngelo Alexander. The list goes on and on and on of good (some great, i.e. Price) guards.

 

[SikHandlez24]

OU probably has the best rotation in the country but not the best tandem.

 

[kansasalumn]

I may sound bias too. Aaron Miles and Kirk Hinrich with Michael Lee, Jeff Hawkins, and Vinson off the bench. Pretty good. It may not be the best tandom, but it is one of the tops though.

 

[bender]

I think North Carolina has great incoming guards this year. Ray Felton is one the best PGs in D1, and Rashad McCants is the perfect addition to him.

 

[GoHeels244]

Originally posted by bender
I think North Carolina has great incoming guards this year. Ray Felton is one the best PGs in D1, and Rashad McCants is the perfect addition to him.

Exactly the same thing I was thinking.

 

[SikHandlez24]

I agree with your statement about the TarHeels. While they aren't the best backcourt in D1 basketball right now, they definatly have the potential to be.

 

[Fordy74]

Rutgers. Jerome Coleman and Ricky Shields. Dont worry, You will know them by next season

 

[FreeAirtime]

Boston College with Sidney and Bell is looking to be real nice this year, especially if Sidney gets back to the level he was at when he broke his jaw.

 

[rainman]

i'm putting luke jackson at the 2,which he will most likley play in the pros and add luke ridnour(oregon).

 

[Jonathan Watters]

what about Marquette? Dwayne Wade is a stud, and Travis Diener had a great freshman year off the bench. He'll be one of the top PG's in the C-USA now that he's starting.