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Ryan Feldman: Tomorrow's Jazz workout will now feature Klay Thompson + Alec Burks. They had Hamilton, Harris, Singleton, Honeycutt, Marcus Morris today. Twitter

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Every year, the NBA tips its hand as to who it believes are the top 14 or 15 prospects in the draft with its annual "green room" invitations. These players are invited by the league to sit in a special room with their families and agent on draft night. When their names are called, they leave the room and go up on stage to shake commissioner David Stern's hand. This year's invitees to the June 23 draft: Kyrie Irving (Duke); Derrick Williams (Arizona); Enes Kanter (Turkey); Brandon Knight (Kentucky); Kemba Walker (UConn); Jonas Valanciunas (Lithuania); Jan Vesely (Czech Republic); Kawhi Leonard (San Diego St.); Chris Singleton (Florida St.); Klay Thompson (Washington St.); Tristan Thompson (Texas); Jimmer Fredette (BYU); Marcus Morris (Kansas); and Alec Burks (Colorado). A 15th name has been added -- Markieff Morris of Kansas. Markieff is Marcus Morris' twin and also widely considered to be a top 20 draft pick. ESPN.com

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The Suns still might go big with the pick, according to sources, choosing either a Morris twin (I still have Markieff available here) or Tristan Thompson. SI.com

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And in the interest of full disclosure, inserting Morris here is a calculated move based on one interesting slice of information: A source says the Morris twins have been avoiding working out for New York at No. 17 and thereby sending a strong signal that they fully expect to be taken earlier. SI.com

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Alex Kennedy: The Wizards will workout Marcus Morris, Chris Singleton, Tobias Harris, Tyler Honeycutt, E'Twaun Moore & Julyan Stone among others tomorrow. Twitter

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Marcus Morris on how strict his mom is: She’s very strict. She’s a single parent with three boys. I feel like she had to be strict on us because growing up in the type of environment we grew up in, if you didn’t have a stable home and a mom like my mom, it’s kind of hard to stay off the streets and not be one of those guys who’s just a statistic – drug dealing and things like that. I give my mom a lot of credit for keeping us in and I make sure that we stay tight with me and my brother. That’s why I think we’re the way we are now. NBA.com

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Ryan Feldman: Bobcats workout tomorrow is Marcus Morris, Thomas Coleman, Jerai Grant, Cam Long, Carleton Scott and Donald Sims. Twitter

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Who does your game most resemble in the NBA? Marcus Morris: “I think the Al Harrington comparison is a little accurate, but I think maybe Carmelo [Anthony] I would say because I’m a mid-range king. I love the mid- range game. I think that’s what I can really hang my hat on being a mid-range player and on the defensive side I think that being versatile and guarding many positions. I think it can definitely work for me and just being so athletic and being versatile on the defensive side because I can guard any position.” Sports Radio Interviews

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The Bobcats brought in six players Tuesday, mostly second-round candidates. Among them was Pepperdine's Mychel Thompson, son of former No. 1 overall pick Mychal Thompson. His other son, guard Klay from Washington State, is a likely first-round pick in this draft. The Bobcats have another workout Thursday. Among those expected: Kansas forward Marcus Morris. Charlotte Observer

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Ryan Feldman: Contrary to the ESPN report, Marcus Morris was not at the Cleveland Cavaliers workout today w/ Enes Kanter. It was Markieff Morris. Twitter

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Even Enes Kanter, who previously wasn't going to work out against anyone, is now reportedly working out against Tristan Thompson and Marcus Morris in Cleveland today. This may be an attempt for Kanter to prove he is worthy of consideration for the No. 1 pick and to lock up a spot in the top four. Kanter also met and worked out with the Toronto Raptors in Chicago on Monday. The Hoops Report

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Kansas forward Marcus Morris is projected to be off the draft board by the time the Warriors make their selection at No. 11, but he still accepted an invitation to work out at the team's Oakland facility Monday. The 6-foot-7 230-pounder averaged 17.2 points, 7.6 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game and was named the Big 12 Player of the Year as a junior, and he views each workout as an opportunity to prove he's even better than those gaudy numbers. "I think there's a little buzz that I'm more than advertised," Morris said. "At Kansas, you're really restricted from showing your game. I think a lot of teams are surprised that I'm better than they expected. "I'm not afraid of going to a workout, because I don't feel like there's anything I can't do." San Francisco Chronicle

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Kansas forward Marcus Morris will be the headliner as the Bucks open workouts for draft prospects at the Cousins Center on Wednesday. The 6-foot-9, 230-pound Morris is considered a potential lottery pick and the Bucks own the No. 10 pick in the June draft. Morris worked out for the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday, along with Brigham Young's Jimmer Fredette and four other players. Also involved in the Bucks' six-player workout Wednesday are 6-10 forward Trey Thompkins of Georgia; 6-6 guard Anatoly Bose, a native of Kazakhstan who played two seasons at Nicholls State (La.); 6-3 guard Dwight Buycks of Marquette; 6-3 guard Andrew Goudelock of the College of Charleston; and 6-3 guard Malcolm Delaney of Virginia Tech. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

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Gery Woelfel: Kansas` Marcus Morris and Georgia`s Trey Thompkins among those working out for Bucks tomorrow. Twitter

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Ryan Feldman: Source: Cavs workout today- Marcus Morris was most impressive, Chris Singleton wasn't very good. Diante Garrett got the best of Cory Joseph. Twitter

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The Minnesota workout won't be the only important draft workout this week. On Wednesday, the Detroit Pistons will host UCLA' Malcolm Lee and Charleston's Andrew Goudelock. On Thursday, the Houston Rockets will host Kansas's Marcus Morris. On Friday, the Miami Heat will host UCLA's Malcolm Lee. The Hoops Report

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Kansas forward Markieff Morris will meet with the Pistons, but his twin, Marcus , won't — at least not yet. "I like the Pistons," Marcus Morris said. "I like their staff, I think I can bring some toughness to their team. I really enjoy watching them play (over the years). I think I'd fit in well." Detroit News

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Marcus and Markieff Morris do everything together. The twins even have the same 14 tattoos. But soon the Kansas forwards will be going their separate ways, to different NBA teams, in the June 23 draft. Marcus Morris admitted it will be a tough transition when he spoke to reporters at the NBA draft combine. "Strange, no," Morris said. "Different, yes. We don't expect to be drafted by the same team. We hope it happens, but if it doesn't, it doesn't. "We're looking forward to going our separate ways and maturing without each other. It's actually going to make us grow as men, not always having him right there to have my back. I'm going to grow up a little bit. It might be for the best. "But we're going to get a neutral house somewhere and make sure we meet up a lot." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

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The NBA has had its fair share of twins recently. Jason Collins and Jarron Collins both were drafted. Brook Lopez and Robin Lopez both were first-round picks. But Kansas forwards Marcus Morris and Markieff Morris are taking things to a completely different level. They like the same foods. Wear the same clothes. Have the same major and have the exact same class schedules in college. They walk to class together. Eat together. They get the same haircuts. Have the same tattoos. Finish each other's sentences. Rarely stand more than a few feet apart. Text or Skype each other constantly if they're apart for more than a few hours. Even their college player efficiency ratings are virtually identical. Markieff has a 29.74, and Marcus has a 29.68. ESPN.com

Draft, Marcus Morris, Markieff Morris 

In a few weeks, both Marcus and Markieff will hear their names called by David Stern. They both will walk across the stage. Both will shake Stern's hand. Each will put on the cap of the team that drafted him. But they won't do it connected at the hip. After living their whole lives together, they'll be drafted alone. "I don't want to think about that. ... Have twins ever been drafted by the same team?" Marcus says. "Maybe we could be the first." ESPN.com

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