Rodney Purvis has eliminated Louisville altogether from his list of school he's considering just a few months after he pulled his verbal commitment from the school.

Purvis is now considering Connecticut, Memphis, Missouri, N.C. Central, N.C. State, Ohio State, Virginia Commonwealth and Virginia.

Purvis is one of the top shooting guards in the country.

“Instead of rushing into another decision,” Purvis said. “I get to sit down and talk with the coaches more. Gain relationships with every coach on the staff. Just get a good feel for the campuses ... and see what fits my style of play the best.”

Kamari Murphy has verbally committed to Oklahoma State, choosing the Big 12 school over Florida, Miami, Connecticut, Auburn and Louisville.

“He felt comfortable with the coaching staff and felt that he could come in and play right away and be a factor,” said Dana Dingle, Murphy’s AAU coach with the Long Island Lightning.

Murphy will spend a postgraduate year at IMG Academy.

The 6-foot-8 power forward out of Brooklyn is one of the top-50 recruits of the 2012 class at the position.

Kuran Iverson, a top-25 prospect of the Class of 2013, has reduced his list of schools considered.

Syracuse, Kentucky, Louisville, Connecticut, Florida and Arizona are on his new list.

Gary Harris is one of the top incoming recruits for the class of 2012.

His mother Joy was a former All-American at Purdue who played in the WNBA. She also worked as an assistant coach at Middle Tennessee State, Cincinnati and IUPUI after her playing career.

Harris is considering Indiana, Michigan State, Purdue, Louisville and Notre Dame.

Harris has more than 4,500 followers on Twitter and is constantly asked which school he will choose, something his parents actively help with.

"There are a lot of people out there who are noticing what I say," said Harris. "My parents have done a good job monitoring me and telling me to watch what I post."

There are also a lot of rumors about his decision that are baseless.

"Most of it's not worth diffusing," Joy said. "The people putting that stuff out there . . . we don't know them. I heard once that he was going to Purdue because I had a Purdue shirt on; never mind that I graduated from Purdue. Another time I heard I was seen in an IU shirt because Gary begged me to wear one. I'm not sure where the stuff comes from."

The Dominican Republic defeated a team of former Kentucky Wildcats at Rupp Arena by a final score of 106-88.

The eight former Kentucky players, including John Wall, Rajon Rondo and DeMarcus Cousins, treated the exhibition like an all-star game.

Form Louisville players Edgar Sosa and Francisco Garcia scored 29 and 30 points apiece.

John Calipari is the head coach of the Dominican Republic.

Archie Goodwin has cut his list of school from 10 to eight.

“I cut Florida [and] Louisville, and Missouri is still in there, so you could say it’s eight,” Goodwin, who scored a game-high 23 points Sunday to help Team USA Midwest win the Nike Global Challenge, said Friday afternoon. “I basically just cut Florida and Louisville.”

Goodwin is now considering Arkansas, Baylor, Georgetown, Kentucky, Kansas, Memphis, Missouri and Connecticut.

Goodwin said he will not base his decision based on what others do.

“I’m not going to commit after anybody,” he said.

He added: “It just depends on if those guys are followers are not, or if they’re real cool with a guy who committed or if they play well with them, so it just depends on what goes on after that.”

Andre Drummond is not expected to make a decision on where he will play college basketball until the spring, but he has narrowed his list to Connecticut, Kentucky, Georgetown, Louisville and West Virginia.

Drummond is a consensus top-two player in the incoming class of 2012.

Drummond could, however, turn professional for the 2012 NBA Draft.

“My plans for the immediate future are to continue to focus on academics and basketball, and to prepare myself for the future rigors I will be facing on the court and in life,” Drummond said in a release to Scout.com. “My decision beyond this coming year will not be made before next spring. Right now I am looking forward to getting to WMA, meeting my teammates and fellow students, and focusing on both academics and basketball.”

Ballard High School sophomore point guard Quentin Snider has verbally committed to Louisville.

"Any other school and we might have waited," his father, Scott, said. "But Louisville is where he always wanted to go, so there was no other offer he needed to wait for. It’s a top-10 program and it’s right here."