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The former Michigan point guard has yet to formally work out for any NBA teams yet, and as of now, he says he's only got one formal individual session scheduled -- with the Orlando Magic, who hold the No. 2 pick in the draft. Asked if he'll go through any type of workout in front of the Detroit Pistons -- who hold the No. 8 pick -- Burke said he's not sure. "I don't know yet, we haven't set anything up (with Detroit)," Burke said. "I may do three or four (workouts with teams), two or three, I don't know (yet). "Everything's not (totally) scheduled yet still." Booth Newspapers

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A day after the NBA Draft order was set for the June 27 event with the lottery, Trey Burke is getting a feeling about his targeted area. “I’m hearing anywhere from two to six,” he said Wednesday on the “Huge Show” syndicated across Michigan, identifying the two teams – Orlando and New Orleans – needing a point guard. “That’s pretty much everything I’m hearing now. It’s really a toss up and up in the air. So I’m looking forward to seeing what happens in the next month or so.” Detroit Free Press

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Two spots lower and he would be in the Pistons’ territory, which he wouldn’t mind either. “Absolutely, that would be great,” he said. “To be able to play for the Pistons, right there in Michigan where I’ve already played for the Michigan Wolverines, that would be wonderful and I would be looking forward to it.” Detroit Free Press

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Trey Burke’s confidence has always been his greatest asset. “I’m going to try to be a franchise player,” Burke said Friday at the NBA predraft combine in Chicago. “A guy that’s going to come right in and make an impact right away. You’ve seen (Portland’s) Damian Lillard come in and win Rookie of the Year and people were saying he played in too small of a conference and things like that. They had their doubts about him. I’m going to try to come in, make an impact and hopefully in five or six years I’ll have a ring or two. That’s the goal." Detroit Free Press

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Burke’s primary negatives: his size and the athletic tests which fell below most of the other point guards. The response this week was classic Burke: “My heart, you can’t really measure that.” Detroit Free Press

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Rated by most as the top point guard in the 2013 NBA draft, Trey Burke said he's already had interviews with the Dallas Mavericks, Indiana Pacers, Atlanta Hawks, Philadelphia 76ers and New Orleans Pelicans this week at the NBA draft combine. Booth Newspapers

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Later Thursday, Burke is slated for at least six more interviews with pro squads. Does he have one with the Detroit Pistons? "No, I don't," Burke said Thursday. "I was actually surprised. But talking to my father (and agent, Benji Burke), he said some teams do that just to not let other teams know that they're interested (in a player). I don't know. I don't think they're going to bring me in for an interview." Booth Newspapers

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Magic officials already have scouted the likes of Kentucky Wildcats center Nerlens Noel, Kansas Jayhawks shooting guard Ben McLemore and Michigan Wolverines point guard Trey Burke for months and months. Until now, however, the Magic and other NBA teams haven't been permitted to sit down and speak with any draft prospect. General manager Rob Hennigan and assistant general managers Scott Perry and Matt Lloyd will conduct the Magic's player interviews, which were expected to begin Wednesday night and likely will include Noel, McLemore and Burke. Each team may interview a maximum of 18 players, and each session may last a maximum of 30 minutes. Orlando Sentinel

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Asked earlier this week on WWJ to give his thoughts on possibly playing for the Pistons next season, the former Wolverine said he'd be all in. "Absolutely (I would)," Trey Burke said. "A lot of people ask me where I want to play, I really don't care, it's just a blessing to be in the NBA. But I'd definitely want to play for the Detroit Pistons. I know Joe Dumars really well, the fan base is right there in Michigan." Booth Newspapers

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The combine is expected to include 61 draft hopefuls, including Michigan's Trey Burke and Tim Hardaway Jr. and Detroit-Mercy's Ray McCallum Jr., all of whom potentially could be on the Pistons' radar, with the team looking for backcourt and wing help. Booth Newspapers

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So, when it came to choosing an agent, he did what he always does. He stayed close. He picked his father, Benji Burke. "We tried to find out what the best fit was with an agent," Benji Burke said. "When it came down to it, it was sort of simple. He just said 'hey, dad, why don't you do it.' "We know the business. And what we don't know, we'll learn. He decided to keep it at home, keep it family. But we're not close-minded." Booth Newspapers

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Former Michigan guard Trey Burke will be represented by his father, Benji, as he prepares for June’s NBA draft. Benji Burke confirmed the news Thursday and said Trey will be in Chicago next week for the NBA’s pre-draft camp. The Burkes will be in a new division of the Infinite Sports Group, a primarily NFL-based agency that was founded by Alonzo Shavers, a cousin of Benji Burke’s. Detroit Free Press

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Jeff Goodman: Trey Burke's father will represent him as NBA agent, but I was told Rich Paul went hard after him -- with LeBron reaching out to Burke. Twitter

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Burke certainly will get a look as the potential No. 1 pick if the Magic draft there. The other team that seems to fit Burke are the Pelicans. Yes, Greivis Vasquez is coming off a breakout season, but Burke is a totally different player and could complement Vazquez coming off the bench early on. The Pelicans' other big need is at small forward. Shabazz Muhammad could get a look here. So could Croatia's Dario Saric. Sources say that the Pelicans are one of the two or three strongest suitors for Saric at the moment. ESPN.com

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It was just a matter of time: Trey Burke is leaving Michigan for the NBA draft.Michigan's sophomore guard accomplished nearly everything he could in his two-year career – short of a national championship – and announced he is now submitting his name for the draft. "I've decided to declare for the 2013 NBA draft," Burke said at a press conference at Crisler Center. "It's always been a dream for me ... I'm fortunate and blessed." USA Today Sports

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Michigan sophomore guard Trey Burke, the consensus national player of the year, will enter the NBA Draft, sources told Yahoo! Sports. Michigan has scheduled a news conference for Sunday afternoon, where Burke will formalize his decision. Most NBA executives project Burke to be a lottery pick. Yahoo! Sports

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Michigan sophomore point guard Trey Burke says he still isn't sure where he'll be playing basketball next season. It'll be at Michigan or somewhere in the NBA. But as of now, his mind isn't made up. "It's still up in the air," Burke said Friday live on ESPN's "SportsCenter." "It's a decision I'll definitely be announcing here in the next couple days." "It'll definitely be a tough decision, just like last year." Booth Newspapers

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Michigan point guard Trey Burke said Friday on ESPN's SportsCenter he still hasn't made a decision on his basketball future, but that it will come in the next couple days. Since Michigan's loss in the national championship game to Louisville, Burke, as well as Tim Hardaway Jr., Glenn Robinson III and Mitch McGary, is expected to make a decision on whether to stay in Ann Arbor another year or head to the fortunes of the NBA draft in June. USA Today Sports

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He said he heard he's a top-10 pick or a middle first-round pick. "It will definitely be a decision ... I have to get off my chest here over the next couple days," Burke said. USA Today Sports

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