The Charlotte Hornets are still debating on who to select with the second overall pick in Thursday's NBA Draft. As such, Charlotte is bringing Scoot Henderson and Brandon Miller back in for second workouts.

Those second workouts will be watched by Hornets owner Michael Jordan. Last Friday, Jordan finalized a sale of the franchise to a group led by Gabe Plotkin and Rick Schnall, but he's still in charge until the sale is approved by the NBA Board of Governors. Jordan will also retain a stake in the team and is expected to remain a presence around the franchise.

Henderson played the last two season for the G League Ignite. He's seen as the top guard prospect in the 2023 draft class. Miller spent his freshman year at Alabama and is ranked as the top wing in this year's draft.

With Victor Wembanyama a lock to be drafted first overall at the 2023 NBA Draft, many say the draft starts with the Charlotte Hornets and the second pick. The Hornets are still deciding how to proceed with that selection a little over a week ahead of the draft.

Charlotte recently held a workout with Scoot Henderson of the G League Ignite. Henderson reportedly showed an impressive level of conditioning, intensity, explosiveness and shot-making. That has him in consideration for the second overall pick, along with Brandon Miller of Alabama.

The Hornets have reportedly done their due diligence around Miller's involvement in a fatal shooting in early-January. That work has helped ease concerns about picking Miller with the second selection. Miller is considered the cleaner positional fit for the Hornets over Henderson.

The Hornets are also expected to consider possible trades for the pick. The New Orleans Pelicans are rumored to be looking at moving up in the draft, with eyes on selecting Henderson.