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.

Devin Williams has trimmed his list of schools to UCLA, Memphis, North Carolina State, Ohio State, and West Virginia.

 The 6-foot-8 Williams eliminated Xavier from consideration.

Williams has scheduled visits to West Virginia (Sept. 27), UCLA (Oct. 6) and Memphis (Oct.19).

Delon Wright, a 6-foot-5 point guard from San Francisco City College, has committed to Utah.

Wright, the younger brother of Sixers small forward Dorell Wright, said he was sold on the Utes last week during a campus visit that included attending the Utah-BYU football game.

"I really wanted to go to a school that had a good sports tradition," he said. "I just liked the coaches and the players."

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.

Kendrick Nunn is set to visit Illinois this weekend, his father, Melvin Nunn, confirmed.

"It was the way the schedule best fit in," the elder Nunn said, "and it's our state school."

Kendrick, a standout guard at Chicago Simeon, plans to visit Memphis from Sept. 21-23, UCLA from Sept. 28-30, Ohio State from Oct. 5-7 and Marquette from Oct. 12-14.

"It's going to be maybe days after his last visit, probably mid-October by that third week of October," Melvin said of plans to announce his son's college decision. "But we want to be completely done and signed in November."

Rondae Jefferson, a top-15 recruit, made his commitment to Arizona during an in-home visit on Thursday.

The 6-foot-6 small forward visited Arizona unofficially last month and officially last weekend.

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.

Larry Drew II will start at point guard for UCLA.

“That’s going to happen,’’ said coach Ben Howland. “He’s our most indispensable player.’’

The Bruins are still waiting to learn the eligibility status of Kyle Anderson.

Anderson is capable of directing the Bruins’ offense, but lacks the foot-speed to keep up with the more athletics point guards in the college game.

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.

Oregon State has received a verbal commitment from Hallice Cooke, a 6-foot-3 guard out of St. Anthony (N.J.) High School.

Cooke chose the Badgers over offers from from St. Joe's, Richmond and Xavier.