College basketball is the kind of sport where, if a player is good enough, he can carry his team pretty far.

But two is always better than one, especially in this situation, so teams that have a pair of players that work well together tend to make it further than those relying too much on a single standout.

Last year's top-performing teams included plenty of great duos, such as the Duke tandem of guard Tyus Jones and center Jahlil Okafor, Wisconsin's forward pairing of Sam Dekker and center Frank Kaminsky and Kentucky's big-man twosome of Karl-Anthony Towns and Willie Cauley-Stein.

Who will be the best duos for the 2015-16 season? Some might consist of veteran teammates who have played together for a while, while oth...

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