Andrew Wiggins will arrive in Lexington for his official visit at Kentucky on Wednesday.

Wiggins will visit Kansas and North Carolina next week.

Wiggins has narrowed his choices down to Kentucky, Kansas, North Carolina and Florida State. Wiggins visited Florida State in December.

Wiggins attended Big Blue Madness last season, as well as that season's North Carolina game.

"He's excited, and he doesn't care who they're playing," Huntington Prep Coach Rob Fulford told the Herald-Leader. "I know it's probably not the greatest game in the world for Kentucky. But he was at the Carolina game last year, so he's seen the atmosphere when it's at its highest."

Wiggins will be accompanied by his parents, who are coming down from Canada for the visit.

Andrew Wiggins has been named the 2013 Naismith Boys High School Player of the Year on Monday. 

Wiggins, the No. 1 prospect of the 2013 class, plays for Huntington Prep.

Josh Level, a member of the class of 2014, passed away on Wednesday.

Level collapsed and died on the court.

Level was a junior in high school attending Christ School in North Carolina and played AAU for Team Loaded.

Level had been recruited by Oklahoma State, N.C. State, Wake Forest, amongst others.

The 2013 McDonald's All-American Game rosters have been announced.

On the East Team is Anthony Barber, Keith Frazier, Isaiah Hicks, Kasey Hill, Demetrius Jackson, Rondae Jefferson, Dakari Johnson, Kennedy Meeks, Wayne Selden, Noah Vonleh, Chris Walker and Andrew Wiggins.

On the West Team is Jabari Bird, Aaron Gordon, Isaac Hamilton, Aaron Harrison, Andrew Harrison, Matt Jones, Marcus Lee, Jarrell Martin, Jabari Parker, Bobby Portis, Nigel Williams-Goss and James Young.

Kentucky has five recruits in the game, while North Carolina, Florida and Duke each have two.

Andrew Wiggins has eliminated Ohio State and Syracuse from his list of college choices.

Wiggins is planning his next official visits as he has already been to Florida State.

Kentucky is tentatively set for Feb. 27, Kansas for March 3 and North Carolina on March 9.

“It's tentative until parents confirm they can go,” Huntington Prep (W.Va.) coach Rob Fulford told CBSSports.com.

Kentucky has five recruits in this year's Jordan Brand Classic.

The game will take place on April 13 at the Barclays Center.

"This year's roster could be one of the most talented in the 12 years of the Jordan Brand Classic," said Larry Miller, president of Jordan Brand.

Kentucky is sending Andrew Harrison, Aaron Harrison, James Young, Dakari Johnson and Marcus Lee to the game.

The Harrison twins will be on separate teams.

Florida (Kasey Hill, Chris Walker), Kansas (Wayne Selden, Joel Embiid), Duke (Jabari Parker, Matt Jones) and Indiana (Noah Vonleh, Troy Williams) also have multiple recruits in the game.

Andrew Wiggins, Julius Randle and Aaron Gordon will also participate in the game.

Andrew Wiggins scored 57 points on 24-of-28 shooting, grabbed 13 rebounds and blocked 4 shots in Huntington Prep's 111-59 win over Marietta College JV on Thursday night.

Earlier Thursday, Wiggins caught wind of a Sports Illustrated article that portrayed him as a player who doesn't go full-tilt against lesser competition.

"I just had to respond to the negative outlook that the reporter gave me," Wiggins said. "I thought I responded well. Negative media happens to everybody. You just have to work through it and respond."

Just hours earlier, Wiggins was named one of three finalists for the Naismith Player of the Year Award, given annually to the nation's top high school basketball player

The other Naismith Award candidates are Simeon's Jabari Parker and Aaron Gordon of Archbishop Mitty.

"All three are great players and I think Andrew separates himself from the other two in that he can dominate games in ways on both ends of the court," Huntington Prep coach Rob Fulford said.

Andrew Wiggins has gained a reputation for only playing hard against top competition.

"When the big games come, I show up," Wiggins said. "I'm more than ready to play. When we play a team I know we're going to blow out or anything like that, I'm not as motivated."

One assistant coach summed up Wiggins this way: "He has the highest ceiling I've seen in high school for a long time. Once he figures out how to play with a motor all the time, I think he'll be an NBA All-Star. I'm not saying he doesn't play hard, but he knows he's good enough to turn it on and off."

Wiggins has struggled on the court lately, something that's been attributed to everything from a case of bronchitis to apathy to the pressure of his college choice.

"I think it's the lack of competition that has him disinterested,” said Nolan Shulman, a Canadian recruiting analyst. “He is driven by competition. When it isn't there he turns his effort off and goes through the motions."