Southern Methodist coach Larry Brown made a personal visit and offered a scholarship to Sterling Brown, the younger player of NBA player Shannon Brown.

Brown has offers from Illinois, DePaul, Northwestern, Minnesota, Nebraska, USC, Providence, Oregon State and Colorado.

Michigan State coach Tom Izzo visited Brown last Tuesday.

"I still anticipate an offer down the line. So does Sterling," Sterling's high school coach Donnie Boyce said. "They want to see him play more and be more aggressive. I think Sterling is disappointed that it is taking Michigan State so long to make up their mind and make an offer. But I don't think it bothers him. He is appreciative that they are still considering him this late in the recruiting
process."

Andrew and Aaron Harrison have narrowed their focus to Kentucky and Maryland, while SMU is in a distant third.

The Harrisons have eliminated Baylor and Villanova from consideration and plan to make a decision in late October.

Southern Methodist University will hold walk-on tryouts for students, head coach Larry Brown announced.

“Walk-ons are an important part of the team,” said Brown. “They have a special place in every good college basketball program. We hope to find one or two students that can help our team.”

Prospective players must meet all the NCAA eligibility requirements and be enrolled full-time (12-plus hours) to be eligible.

Aaron and Andrew Harrison will host SMU, Kentucky, Villanova, Maryland and Baylor for in-home visits.

On Saturday the twins held a conference call with family members to discuss the five finalists they are seriously considering.

"We have a good feel for the schools, but now with the home visits we can confirm what we know from our talks and family meeting," said Aaron Harrison, father of the twins.