Chicago Simeon's Kendrick Nunn has de-committed form Texas A&M.

Nunn committed to Texas A&M and is ranked as the No. 17 shooting guard in the class of 2013.

"He just felt he committed too soon without going through the normal process of being recruited and going on other campus visits and seeing other stuff," Simeon coach Rob Smith said. "Texas A&M is still one of his top schools. He had a conversation with their coaching staff already. They know it's a business and things happen like that when kids commit early."

Illinois, Memphis, Pittsburgh and Syracuse are among the schools recruiting Nunn now. 

Dalante Dunklin has committed to UC Santa Barbara.

Dunklin was also considering Cal Poly, Denver, Portland State and San Diego.

"The coaching staff is amazing and I was able to build a great bond with each of them," he said. "Along with that, the players were all great people."

Dunklin is a point guard of the class of 2012 out of Francis Parker.

"The program is making strides," he said. "I, along with the freshman, feel we can be the Butler or VCU of the West."

Rodney Purvis has announced his commitment to N.C. State.

Purvis is from Raleigh and plays for Upper Room Christian Academy.

The 6-foot-4 shooting guard is the 16th overall player in the class of 2012.

Purvis also considered Ohio State, Memphis, North Carolina Central and Connecticut.

Casey Jones has committed to Chattanooga, according to a source.

Jones is a senior wing at Higgins in Louisiana.

Rodney Purvis will announce his college decision on Friday.

“I’m down to Ohio State, Memphis, North Carolina Central, UCONN, and NC State,” Purvis told SLAM late Wednesday night.

Purvis has elicited comparisons to Dwyane Wade as a 6-foot-4 combo guard from Raleigh. Purvis is ranked 16th in the class of 2012 by ESPN.

Valentine Izundu, a 6-foot-9 senior from Lamar Consolidated High School, has committed to Houston.

Izundu played junior varsity basketball for the past three years at Cypress Lakes.

A number of schools were considering Izundu including Texas, Marquette, Arkansas, Tulsa and SMU.

Ben Carter, senior power forward for Bishop Gorman, appears to have narrowed his college list to Utah, Oregon and UNLV.

Carter will visit Utah this weekend, followed by visits to Oregon and UNLV in the two subsequent weekends.

Bronson Koenig, a 6-foot-2 combo guard has committed to Wisconsin.

Koenig was also being pursued by North Carolina, Virginia and even Duke expressed interest in the summer. He is the No. 26 player in the class of 2013.

The pursuit of Koenig by Roy Williams made it more difficult for Wisconsin to convince Koenig to stay close to home. Koenig is frequently compared to Kirk Hinrich, who Williams coached at Kansas.

"Wisconsin has raised the bar a little bit and their program is really strong right now," Aquinas coach Rick Schneider said. "That's very attractive to an in-state recruit like Bronson. He feels like this is a great opportunity to play in front of people that know him really well." The Badgers are a formidable basketball team from a national perspective. They don't typically recruit nationally and like many of their Big Ten brethren rely on in-state and regional recruits. For that reason, a decision like Koenig's goes a long way in forming the recruiting perception for future recruits.

"Wisconsin's had a lot of success in the Big Ten, they're a staple in the NCAA Tournament," Schneider said. "Kids want to compete and play in the NCAA every year and Wisconsin's going to provide that for him."

Nolan Berry, a 6-foot-8 power forward, committed to the Bulldogs after unofficially visiting Boston College and Butler last weekend.

Kevin Poelker, Berry's coach, saw Butler as the perfect fit.

"I certainly knew (Butler) academically because we had kids go there from our school," Poelkner said. "It was more about academics than athletics (in the past). We know what they've done in basketball. [Berry's] a high-major recruit but he's not your typical high-major personality.

"He's a highly skilled face-up four man. He can shoot it from 3, get to the rim and can finish at the rim. He's a great passing big man, especially for the high school level. His basketball IQ is a big part of his game."

Julius Randle will consider attending Kentucky.

Randole is a consensus top-3 player of the 2013 recruiting class.

Baylor, Duke, Kansas, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Texas and Indiana are considered to be in the mix for Randle.

"Pretty much everywhere," Randle said in a recent interview when asked what schools were recruiting him. "Every schools says they want me in their program and help them win a national championship."

Randle said UK is a draw because of coach John Calipari.

"Coach Calipari is a great coach and gets his players into the league," he said. "It’s always been a good program and it’s hard not to at least look at them."