Illinois did not make a July 11th list of 10 schools Jabari Parker was considering, but the school continues to recruit him. Parker's father confirmed that the Illini could still be considered.

BYU, DePaul, Duke, Florida, Georgetown, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan State, North Carolina and Stanford were on Parker's list.

Bruce Weber was replaced as head coach by John Groce following the 11-12 season. Weber and the Parker family developed a relationship over the past few years.

"They're still in touch," Parker's father, Sonny Parker, said of Illinois. "You never know. You never know how things are going to pan out."

Nick King has committed to play for Memphis.

King is a 6'6" wing from East High School in Memphis.

King also considered Texas, Tennessee and Vanderbilt and is a top-30 recruit.

Chris McCullough, a top-15 recruit in the class of 2014, plans to transfer to New Hampshire Brewster Academy from Salisbury School in Connecticut.

The 6-foot-10, 210 pound McCullough is receiving interest from Syracuse, Arizona, Connecticut, St. John’s, Indiana, Louisville, Memphis and Providence, among others.

Stanford Robinson, a 6-foot-3 guard who committed to Indiana in May, will spend his final season of high school basketball playing at Findlay Prep, a national power based in Las Vegas.

“I just feel like I needed to advance my game,” Robinson said. “And every night I’ll be going against bigger and better players and I think that’ll help me.”

Robinson did not consult with Tom Crean on the decision.

“This decision was really between my mom and my dad and my little brother,” Robinson said. “We made it as a family decision. We didn’t sit down with anybody to get their take on it. We felt like with the connections and politics in basketball, you never know who you can trust nowadays. We just decided to make it a family thing.”

Jared Terrell is transferring to national power Brewster Academy.

The 6-foot-2 Terrell led his former school, New Hampton, to a 26-9 record last season.

Terrell is considered a top-50 prospect in the class of 2014.

Markel Crawford verbally committed to Memphis on Wednesday.

"Basically I was just praying, and God told me what to do when I woke up this morning," said Crawford, who was also considering Auburn, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Florida State and Marquette, among others.

"(Assistant Damon Stoudamire) had a whole lot (to do with the commitment). He showed great support and he was on me the whole time."

Crawford, a 6-foot-5, 190-pound guard, averaged 17 points for Memphis Melrose High School last season.

JaQuan Lyle has received offers from N.C. State and Iowa.

“With the summer that this young man has had, coaches continue to call and be very impressed with every aspect of his game,” Lyle’s High School coach Shane Burkhart said. “JaQuan must continue to build respect on and off the court and remember that none of this will mean a thing if he doesn’t continue to mature as a young man. We are very proud of all his efforts on the court this summer.”

A 6-foot-4 combo guard, the 16-year-old Lyle moved “up a class” for Spiece Indy Heat’s 17-and-under AAU team.

Lyle has offers from Indiana University, Purdue, Illinois, Xavier, Michigan State, Ohio State, Louisville, Kansas State, Providence, Southern Methodist, Georgetown and Texas.

North Carolina extended a scholarship offer to Joel Berry of Lake Highland Prep in Orlando.

"I'm not favoring anyone right now. I'm just open and sitting back and taking it all in," said Berry, who spoke with Tar Heels' head coach Roy Williams last weekend. "I was pretty excited. UNC is such a great program and to be blessed to get that offer it was just a great feeling."

The 6-foot, 185-pound Berry averaged 23.4 points per game as a sophomore last season.

Berry also sports offers from Florida, Florida State, Miami, UCF, USF, Kansas, Marquette, Maryland, NC State and Ohio State.

Trey Lyles, a power forward from Arsenal Tech in Indiana, has decided to decommit from Indiana and reopen the recruiting process.

Lyles committed to Indiana in September of 2010 when he was beginning his freshman year of high school.

“Trey Lyles has opened his recruitment,” Jason Delaney, Lyles' high school coach, tweeted. “He loves IU & it is still #1 but he would like to have something to compare it to.”

Lyles is a top-10 recruit of the class of 2014.

Kendal Harris has committed to USC.

Harris is a 6-foot-5 point guard from Richardson Berkner in Texas.

“Coach KO, he seemed like he got a plan for me,” Harris said in a video announcement at Scout.com. “There's a wide-open spot at the point guard position. I can see myself doing big things, and they see myself doing big things also, so I like that.”

Harris visited USC while at the adidas Nations.

“It was nice,” Harris said in the video. “It was pretty much what I pictured. Nice weather, it's in LA, can't really go wrong with that. Campus was real nice. I loved it.”

Harris chose USC over Missouri, Oklahoma State, LSU and Creighton.