Dwayne Morgan took an unofficial visit to Maryland last weekend.

“It was a really good visit. I like the school. I’m keeping my options open, but I really like Maryland. I still have a lot of time to make a decision, but it did make me look more at Maryland,” Morgan said. “I’ll be back for a football game and a couple of times during basketball.”

Morgan, a 6-foot-7 forward who is ranked No. 16 in the class of 2014, will take a trip to North Carolina this weekend.

“Academics are going to be a big part. The books are going to have to be straight for me to get on that court,” Morgan said.

Dez Wells is visiting Kentucky on Wednesday.

Wells was expelled from Xavier on August 3rd and denied an appeal despite no legal charges being leveled against him.

Wells will also visit Memphis and Maryland with a decision likely coming on Monday.

Romelo Trimble received a scholarship offer on Monday from Maryland, adding to his list of Notre Dame, Cincinnati, Rutgers, Xavier, Temple and Miami.

“They just said that they really like me and that I did really good switching from shooting guard to point guard,” said Trimble, who averaged nearly 20 points as a sophomore in the ultra-competitive Washington Catholic Athletic Conference. “Coach (Mark) Turgeon was just saying he likes the way I play and he would like it if I came to Maryland because it’s the hometown school, about 20 minutes away, and he would like to get all the best players from here.”

Trimble, who stars at nearby Bishop O’Connell in Arlington, Va., is close friends with Roddy Peters, one of Maryland’s top 2013 targets.

“I think it would be good to play together,” he said. “We know how to play together.”

Andrew Harrison and Aaron Harrison plan on announcing their college choice on October 29th.

The Harrison brothers are each top-five recruits in the 2013 incoming class.

The Harrisons are considering Baylor, Kentucky, Maryland, Villanova and SMU.

Roddy Peters has seemingly become Maryland’s top priority for the 2013 class.

The 6-foot-4 point guard from District Heights (Md.) took an official visit to College Park earlier this week.

“It went really good. I liked it,” said Peters, whose rapid summer ascent landed him as a consensus top-50 recruit. "They took me around to see everything, I got to see the dorms, talked to a couple of the players (Nick Faust and Pe’Shon Howard), met the trainers … They just said that they really want me at Maryland. That’s what (my mom) liked. Coach (Mark) Turgeon told me he really wanted me. She likes them.

“He told me how I can come in and be a point guard, how he thinks I fit the style,” he continued. “Of course, they were all saying that I should commit, but I still want to weigh my options.”

Peters is also considering Georgetown, Xavier, UCLA, Memphis and Rutgers.

“At first everyone thought I would commit [when Maryland offered], but I have all types of schools now. It’s really all about where I’m most comfortable,” he said. “I’ve got some thinking to do. I think I’ll commit during basketball season.”

Andrew and Aaron Harrison, two of the top-five recruits of the 2013 class, have narrowed down their list of schools to Kentucky, Maryland, Villanova, Baylor and SMU.

Andrew Harrison recently said that recruiting getting "real hectic" because of constant "text messaging."

The ACC/Big Ten Challenge announced their schedule for the 12-13 season.

November 27th

- Iowa at Virginia Tech
- Minnesota at Florida State
- N.C. State at Michigan
- Nebraska at Wake Forest
- Maryland at Northwestern
- North Carolina at Indiana

November 28th

- Virginia at Wisconsin
- Purdue at Clemson
- Georgia Tech at Illinois
- Boston College at Penn State
- Ohio State at Duke