Preseason All-American Teams

First Team
G- Derrick Rose (Freshman, Memphis)- The smoothest point guard since Isiah Thomas
G- Chris Lofton (Senior, Tennessee)- Could lead the nation in scoring
G- Brandon Rush (Junior, Kansas)- Athletic wing who can hit big shots with ease
F- Tyler Hansbrough (Junior, North Carolina)- Scoring and rebounding machine for Roy Williams
F- Roy Hibbert (Senior, Georgetown)- The most dominant big man when he wants to be

Second Team
G- Tywon Lawson (Sophomore, North Carolina)- Speedy PG who sees the entire floor
G- Drew Neitzel (Senior, Michigan State)- Will keep MSU in every game with his shooting
G- Eric Gordon (Freshman, Indiana)- A jump-shooting wizard who could lead conf. in scoring
F- D.J. White (Senior, Indiana)- Undersized but plays with ferocity and compliments Gordon
F- Kevin Love (Freshman, UCLA)- Could be the final piece of the UCLA championship puzzle

Third Team
G- Darren Collison (Junior, UCLA)- Floor leader showed glimpses of PG stardom last year
G- Sean Singletary (Senior, Virginia)- Perfect candidate to score 20+ and dish out 5+ per game
G- O.J. Mayo (Freshman, USC)- The talent oozes out of Mayo, can he harness it?
F- Michael Beasley (Freshman, Kansas State)- Kevin Durant Lite can maneuver in the post well
F- Brook Lopez (Sophomore, Stanford)- Out until December due to academics

Fourth Team
G- Derrick Low (Senior, Washington State)- Spark plug guard leads an experience Wazzu team
G- Chris Douglas-Roberts (Junior, Memphis)- Gets to the rim as well as anyone in college hoops G- D.J. Augustin (Sophomore, Texas)- Dynamic scorer from all angles and all parts of the floor
F- Chase Budinger (Sophomore, Arizona)- Will emerge and begin living up to the hype
F- Brandon Costner (Sophomore, NC State)- Great moves in the paint. Big ACC tournament