Originally published Wednesday, March 11, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Brewer's best backcourts 1. Ty Lawson and Wayne Ellington, North Carolina Comment: Lawson is the best point guard in the nation, and Ellington...
Brewer's best backcourts
1. Ty Lawson and Wayne Ellington, North Carolina
Comment: Lawson is the best point guard in the nation, and Ellington is a deadly clutch shooter for the No. 1 Tar Heels.
2. Jerel McNeal, Wes Matthews and Dominic James, Marquette
Comment: James is out for the season with an injury, but McNeal and Matthews could still lead Marquette to the Sweet 16.
3. Justin Dentmon, Isaiah Thomas and Venoy Overton, Washington
Comment: Despite all being under 6 feet, they have managed to thrive defensively.
4. Devan Downey and Zam Frederick, South Carolina
Comment: High-scoring guards have the Gamecocks back in the NCAA tournament picture.
5. A.J. Price, Jerome Dyson, Craig Austrie and Kemba Walker, Connecticut
Comment: Dyson is now out for the season with an injury, but the Huskies' championship hopes will still come down to whether this talented backcourt supports a dominant frontcourt.
Brewer's best backcourts
1. Ty Lawson and Wayne Ellington, North Carolina
Comment: Lawson is the best point guard in the nation, and Ellington is a deadly clutch shooter for the No. 1 Tar Heels.
2. Jerel McNeal, Wes Matthews and Dominic James, Marquette
Comment: James is out for the season with an injury, but McNeal and Matthews could still lead Marquette to the Sweet 16.
3. Justin Dentmon, Isaiah Thomas and Venoy Overton, Washington
Comment: Despite all being under 6 feet, they have managed to thrive defensively.
4. Devan Downey and Zam Frederick, South Carolina
Comment: High-scoring guards have the Gamecocks back in the NCAA tournament picture.
5. A.J. Price, Jerome Dyson, Craig Austrie and Kemba Walker, Connecticut
Comment: Dyson is now out for the season with an injury, but the Huskies' championship hopes will still come down to whether this talented backcourt supports a dominant frontcourt.
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