Andrew and Aaron Harrison have narrowed their focus to Kentucky and Maryland, while SMU is in a distant third.

The Harrisons have eliminated Baylor and Villanova from consideration and plan to make a decision in late October.

Aaron and Andrew Harrison will host SMU, Kentucky, Villanova, Maryland and Baylor for in-home visits.

On Saturday the twins held a conference call with family members to discuss the five finalists they are seriously considering.

"We have a good feel for the schools, but now with the home visits we can confirm what we know from our talks and family meeting," said Aaron Harrison, father of the twins.

Dion Wiley, a 6-foot-3, 210-pound sharpshooter out of Oxon Hill Potomac High School, has a new leader after a recent visit to College Park.

“It was good. I met some of the players, Nick Faust, Charles [Mitchell] and big Shaq. I’m watching the players right now. They’re looking good,” Wiley said Sunday evening.

Wiley attended Maryland’s football game against William & Mary with coach Mark Turgeon and director of basketball operations Dustin Clark.

“They say I’m a top priority, They like that I’m a shooter and I can play off the ball and score the ball, along with my size” Wiley said.

Dezmine Wells has decided to enroll at Maryland following his expulsion at Xavier.

Wells was an all-Atlantic 10 rookie selection.

"The last couple of weeks have been the toughest time in my life for my family and I," Wells said in a release. "I've learned that it is a major responsibility that comes with being a student-athlete at all times. I'm thankful God has blessed me with a second opportunity to continue my education."

Wells visited Kentucky, Memphis, Maryland and Oregon from Thursday to Monday.

Wells will petition to enroll immediately at Maryland.

Dez Wells has narrowed his transfer options down to Maryland, Oregon and Memphis and plans to decide within the next 48 hours, according to a source.

“I credit Maryland, they really got his spirits up,” the source said. “It was a blessing to me to hear. It started out a rough week for him. He went through Kentucky, Memphis, but Maryland was the first time I heard the excitement back in his voice.”

Wells may be leaning toward the Terrapins.

“Just by his excitement,” the source said. “If I had to bet the house on it, I would be betting in the blind, I would have to say, my gut, I know how he felt, sounds like possibly Maryland.”