Kendrick Nunn will visit Illinois (Sept. 14-16), Memphis (Sept. 21-23), UCLA  (Sept. 28-30), Ohio State (Oct. 5-7) and Marquette (Oct. 12-14), according to Kendrick’s father, Melvin Nunn.

Nunn, a top-60 recruit, helped guide Team USA to a gold medal in the FIBA U17 World Championship this summer.

Fran Dunphy of Temple is the most underrated college coach in the NCAA according to a poll of nearly 100 coaches.

Dunphy received 14 percent of the vote, while Randy Bennett of Saint Mary's received nine percent. 

Rick Byrd of Belmont, Bill Self of Kansas, Buzz Williams of Marquette and John Calipari each received seven percent.

Davidson's Bob McKillop and West Virginia's Bob Huggins received five percent of votes.

"His teams always win," said a coach of Dunphy. "They are just like him. Quiet, unassuming. He's a good guy and just wins." 

Kendrick Nunn of Simeon in Chicago has narrowed his list of colleges to five.

Nunn, a 6-foot-2 shooting guard, is considering Illinois, Ohio State, UCLA, Marquette and Memphis.

Nunn had previously given a verbal commitment to Texas A&M, but backed out of it in September of 2011.

Ken Pomeroy has identified three players who received rotation minutes last season, but could have a breakout 12-13 campaign when their minutes increase.

Quinn Cook of Duke, Alan Williams of UC Santa Barbara and Davante Gardner of Marquette are his three candidates.

Cook played just 12 minutes per game last season as he as behind Austin Rivers on the Blue Devils' depth chart. Cook had an offensive rating of 118.

Williams was a late bloomer out of high school and averaged 17 minutes last season. Williams is an active rebounder and shotblocker.

Gardner averaged 19 minutes per game in his sophomore season as his role was limited behind the now departed Jae Crowder and Darius Johnson-Odom.