2009   Point Guard -- Select Position -- Head CoachCenterFreshmenPoint GuardPower ForwardShooting GuardSmall Forward
		Name	Pos	School	Ht/Wt	Hometown	Stock Value
	1	Ty Lawson	G	N. Carolina	5-11/195	Clinton, MD
		Lawson arguably was the most valuable player in the NCAA tournament.
	2	Toney Douglas	G	Florida State	6-2/200	Jonesboro, GA
	3	Jonny Flynn	G	Syracuse	6-0/172	Niagara Falls, NY
	4	Stephen Curry	G	Davidson	6-3/185	Charlotte, NC
	5	Tyreke Evans	G	Memphis	6-5/205	Aston, PA
		Evans scored 33 points in a regional semifinal loss to Missouri.
	6	Sherron Collins	G	Kansas	5-11/200	Chicago, IL
	7	Eric Maynor	G	Virginia Com.	6-2/165	Fayetteville, NC
	8	Jeff Teague	G	Wake Forest	6-2/175	Indianapolis,
		Teague had seven turnovers in a first-round loss to Cleveland State.
	9	Levance Fields	G	Pittsburgh	5-10/190	Brooklyn, NY
	10	Greivis Vasquez	G	Maryland	6-5/195	Caracas,
	11	Kalin Lucas	G	Michigan State	6-0/165	Sterling Heights, MI
		Lucas took care of the ball well until the NCAA championship game.
	12	A.J. Price	G	Connecticut	6-2/187	Amityville, NY
		Price scored at least 15 points in each of his tournament games.
	13	Talor Battle	G	Penn State	5-11/160	Albany, NY
		Battle led Penn State to the NIT championship.
	14	Patrick Mills	G	St. Mary's CA	5-10/175	Canberra,
		Mills helped his team beat Stephen Curry and Davidson in the NIT.
	15	Nick Calathes	PG	Florida	6-6/194	Winter Park, FL
	16	Jerome Randle	G	California	5-10/160	Chicago, IL
	17	Nic Wise	G	Arizona	5-10/178	Kingwood, TX
		Wise averaged 21.3 points per game in the NCAA tournament.
	18	Aaron Jackson	G	Duquesne	6-4/185	Hartford, CT
		Jackson scored 46 points in an NIT loss to Virginia Tech.
	19	Scottie Reynolds	G	Villanova	6-2/195	Herndon, VA
		His huge play against Pittsburgh sent Villanova to the Final Four.
	20	Darren Collison	G	UCLA	6-0/160	Rancho Cucamonga, CA
		Collison never seemed healthy throughout the postseason.
	21	Devan Downey	G	South Carolina	5-9/173	Chester, SC
		Downey shot a combined 10-of-34 in two NIT games.
	22	Tyrese Rice	G	Boston College	6-1/190	Richmond, VA
		Rice had nine points and six turnovers in a first-round loss.
	23	Byron Eaton	PG	OK State	5-11/210	Dallas, TX
		Eaton averaged 17.5 points and 8.5 assists in the NCAA tourney.
	24	Malcolm Delaney	G	Virginia Tech	6-3/170	Baltimore, MD
	25	Ben Woodside	G	NO DAKOTA ST	5-11/188	Albert Lea,
		He capped a brilliant career by scoring 37 points against Kansas.

Point Guards dropped from last stock exchange entry:
Brandon Ewing, Jimmer Fredette