Post by nova on Dec 23, 2008 18:41:21 GMT -5
The UOSL has seen the Lopez twins and the Harrison twins, but the league needs to get ready, because a new set of twins are preparing to enter the UOSL, and these two are making it their goal to become the best set of twin athletes ever.
Meet the Morris Twins:
Markieff Morris (Kansas) C 20 6'10'' 250 B- C- D+ B+ B- A
Markieff is the more defensive-minded twin, he's an outstanding shot blocker and a good post defender. He's also capable offensively and a solid rebounder. He's gonna be a good one.
Marcus Morris (Kansas) PF 20 6'10'' 240 B+ C- C- C+ B- A
Morris is a a flat-out beast in the post. He's not nearly the defender his brother is, but he's a far superior offensive player. He should be able to score 17-18 a game as a rookie, and could top out at 25 a game during his prime.
Now...for the best part. The twins want to continue their pro careers as a duo, and so, there is a major incentive for drafting both of them.
If both twins are DRAFTED by the same team, they will each receive a 6 point boost to their real potentials. However, if they are split up before their rookie contracts run out, they will both have their potentials reduced by 6 points, thus nullifying the bonus.
Meet the Morris Twins:
Markieff Morris (Kansas) C 20 6'10'' 250 B- C- D+ B+ B- A
Markieff is the more defensive-minded twin, he's an outstanding shot blocker and a good post defender. He's also capable offensively and a solid rebounder. He's gonna be a good one.
Marcus Morris (Kansas) PF 20 6'10'' 240 B+ C- C- C+ B- A
Morris is a a flat-out beast in the post. He's not nearly the defender his brother is, but he's a far superior offensive player. He should be able to score 17-18 a game as a rookie, and could top out at 25 a game during his prime.
Now...for the best part. The twins want to continue their pro careers as a duo, and so, there is a major incentive for drafting both of them.
If both twins are DRAFTED by the same team, they will each receive a 6 point boost to their real potentials. However, if they are split up before their rookie contracts run out, they will both have their potentials reduced by 6 points, thus nullifying the bonus.
