Malcolm and Marcus Allen, fraternal twins out of Las Vegas Centennial High School, committed to Stanford after a visit last week.

“We’ve always wanted to play basketball together since second grade, always wanted to play together in college,” Marcus Allen said.

The twins, who own 4.8 weighted GPAs, considered scholarship offers from Rice, Drake, St. Mary’s, Boston College and Wyoming, among others.

Tyus Jones underwent surgery to repair a torn ligament in his right thumb and will not be cleared for basketball-related activities until next month.

"I'll be ready for the season," Jones said, his shooting hand protected by a splint.

Jones played host to Minnesota’s Tubby Smith, Michigan State's Tom Izzo, Stanford's Johnny Dawkins and Kentucky’s John Calipari this week. North Carolina's Roy Williams is scheduled to visit next week.

"It's definitely starting to get more serious," he said. "You can kind of feel it. I'm still having fun with it, but it's picking up.

"It's a business for them, for the coaches, for the colleges. I'm trying to just have fun with it and not let it stress me out."

Jabari Parker will meet with eight schools over the next three weeks.

Florida met with Parker on Tuesday, and DePaul, BYU and Kansas will also meet with the nation’s top ranked senior this week.

The following week, North Carolina, Michigan State and Duke will meet with Parker. The week after that, Stanford is set to make a trip to visit him.

Parker tweeted a list of ten schools he was considering in July. His list featured Georgetown, Florida, BYU, Stanford, North Carolina, Kentucky, Duke, DePaul, Michigan State and Kansas.