Dez Wells transferred to Maryland last month, but the NCAA has denied his request for a waiver that would have made him eligible to play this season.

"I'm just waiting to see what's going to happen," Wells said recently. "The anticipation does kind of build up. You kind of get like anxiety a little bit."

Wells, who was dismissed by Xavier after his freshman season, has three years of eligibility remaining.

Andrew and Aaron Harrison have committed to Kentucky for the 13-14 season.

The twins out of Travis High in Texas picked Kentucky over Maryland and SMU.

"We liked coach (John) Calipari's fire to win and we want to win a national championship," Andrew said.

Added Aaron: "Also, Coach Calipari did not guarantee anything and we liked that."

Andrew is the top-rated point guard in the class, while Aaron is rated as the top shooting guard. Both players are consensus top-five prospects.

"I am very happy that Andrew and Aaron made their own decision," said their father, Aaron Harrison Sr. "They weighed all the facts and made their decision and it never changed."

Andrew and Aaron Harrison are set to announce their college decision on Thursday.

Kentucky and Maryland are the two finalists for the twin guards out of Texas.

In an informal poll of players in the top-10 of the 2013 and 2014 classes, all expect the Harrisons to pick Kentucky.

Andrew and Aaron Harrison, consensus top-10 prospects in the class of 2013, will announce their college decision this coming Thursday on ESPNU.

“Thursday will be the toughest decision I ever had to make but I’m looking forward to it,” Andrew Harrison tweeted.

The Harrisons are expected to choose between Kentucky and Maryland.