Point guard Nate Britt has committed to North Carolina.

Britt is the 15th ranked member of the class of 2013.

Britt attends Gonzaga College High School in Washington, DC. He also considered Arizona, Georgetown and Maryland, amongst others.

North Carolina already was the only player with a Top-25 commitment in 2013 in Isaiah Hicks and now have a second.

Matt Jones, currently the 21st ranked player of the class of 2013, has committed to Duke.

Jones announced the decision via his Twitter account.

Jones has also been considering North Carolina, Colorado, Missouri, Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas.

James Johnson, a junior college transfer playing for Central Wyoming, has signed with Cal State Fullerton.

Johnson appeared in 29 games for Louisiana Tech during the 10-11 season.

Robert Upshaw, a 7-foot-0 center from Fresno, has committed to Kansas State.

Upshaw is considered the eighth best center in the class of 2012 and 43rd overall.

Upshaw picked Kansas State over Georgetown and Fresno State.

Alex Poythress will announce his decision to commit to Kentucky.

Poythress, a 6-foot-7 small forward, also considered Florida, Memphis and Vanderbilt.

Poythress is rated as the 17th best recruit in the class of 2012.

Gary Harris has committed to Michigan State.

Harris is one of the top-10 recruits in the class of 2012 and the best shooting guard. Harris is 6-foot-4, with excellent strength and athleticism.

Harris also considered Indiana, Purdue, Louisville and Kentucky.

Shaq Goodwin has committed to Memphis and hopes to play both basketball and football.

Goodwin is a 6-foot-8, 245-pound power forward from Georgia.

Goodwin also also considered Arizona, Florida, Georgia and UCLA. 

Adonis Filer, a point guard out of Chicago, has committed to Clemson.

Filer had scheduled an announcement decision for November 22nd.

Geno Thorpe has committed to Patrick Chambers and Penn State.

Thorpe, a junior point guard, also considered Pitt and Wisconsin.

"They're looking to turn the program and that's what I'm about," Thorpe said. "He's a guard-tempo kind of guy. He's very up-tempo and he likes his guards, especially his point guards. He always talked to me about attitude and always having that gut feeling about what you want to do in life. I want to play at Penn State."

Canyon Barry, youngest son of Rick Barry, will play for Bobby Cremins at College of Charleston.

“I’ll probably give coach Cremins some more gray hairs,” Canyon said Monday evening. “I’m definitely excited to play for him.”

Cremins coached Canyon's half-brothers Jon and Drew while at Georgia Tech.

Cremins won the recruiting battle over Miami and Davidson.

“Bobby saw what happened with two of my boys, saw the way they played and really felt Canyon would be a great player for him,” Rick said. “He really went after him.