Marcus Lee will choose between Cal and Kentucky.

“It changes every few days,” Brian Lee, Marcus’ brother, said. “It’s a tougher decision than most think. He likes both situations.”

Lee, a top-30 player in the 2013 class, hosted Cal and Kentucky in separate visits earlier this week.

Lee will visit Kentucky on Oct. 12 for Big Blue Madness.

Marcus Lee has trimmed his list of finalists to three schools: California, Kentucky and Louisville.

Lee eliminated Duke and Indiana from consideration.

The 6-foot-9 forward has offers from Cal and Louisville and is expected to visit Kentucky in mid-October.

Jordan Mathews, a 6-foot-3, 195-pound shooting guard, committed to California on Sunday.

"It was a no-brainer," Mathews said of choosing the Golden Bears over Kansas State, Wake Forest and Marquette.

Jordan joins Jabari Bird, who committed on Wednesday, giving coach Mike Montgomery a strong start to his class of 2013.

"Jabari's really good," Mathews said. "He's easy to play with and I'm good friends with him."

Jabari Bird has committed to California, canceling scheduled visits to Washington, Oregon and Colorado.

"I just feel like Cal is the right place for me. I woke up (Tuesday) and felt like it was time to decide," said Bird, who made an official recruiting visit to the campus last weekend. "It was comfortable, like I was at home."

Bird is hoping fellow Bay Area recruits Aaron Gordon and Marcus Lee also join him at Cal.

Bird, Gordon and Lee are all ranked amongst the 20 top recruits in the country.

"I'm definitely trying to get them now. Hopefully, they can be Cal Bears with me," said Bird, joined on the weekend campus trip by Gordon and Lee. "For the most part, both Marcus and Aaron liked the visit a lot. I'm just trying to build on that with them, so I can convince them to come to school with me."

Jabari Bird will announce his college choice Wednesday, and it appears the 6-foot-6 wing will decide to go to Cal.

Bird took an official visit to Cal this past weekend and then canceled his remaining visits to Oregon, Colorado and Washington.

“Pretty much everybody has a general idea where I’m going,” Bird said. “They’d probably be right.”

Bird is a top-20 player in the class of 2013.

Aaron Gordon is making an unofficial visit to Cal this weekend. Gordon lives approximately one hour from the Berkeley campus in San Jose.

Gordon will also host visits or make campus visits to Arizona, Kansas, Kentucky, Washington and Oregon.

Gordon is a top-five recruit for the class of 2013 and would represent Cal's most important local recruit since Jason Kidd in the early 1990s.