Devin Williams has trimmed his list of schools to UCLA, Memphis, North Carolina State, Ohio State, and West Virginia.

 The 6-foot-8 Williams eliminated Xavier from consideration.

Williams has scheduled visits to West Virginia (Sept. 27), UCLA (Oct. 6) and Memphis (Oct.19).

Kyle Anderson is expected to be cleared by the NCAA to play for UCLA this season.

“The UCLA compliance office is confident that he will be cleared before practice starts Oct. 12,” the source said.

Tony Parker was also investigated by the NCAA, but has been cleared. Shabazz Muhammad has not yet been cleared by the NCAA.

Kendrick Nunn is set to visit Illinois this weekend, his father, Melvin Nunn, confirmed.

"It was the way the schedule best fit in," the elder Nunn said, "and it's our state school."

Kendrick, a standout guard at Chicago Simeon, plans to visit Memphis from Sept. 21-23, UCLA from Sept. 28-30, Ohio State from Oct. 5-7 and Marquette from Oct. 12-14.

"It's going to be maybe days after his last visit, probably mid-October by that third week of October," Melvin said of plans to announce his son's college decision. "But we want to be completely done and signed in November."

Larry Drew II will start at point guard for UCLA.

“That’s going to happen,’’ said coach Ben Howland. “He’s our most indispensable player.’’

The Bruins are still waiting to learn the eligibility status of Kyle Anderson.

Anderson is capable of directing the Bruins’ offense, but lacks the foot-speed to keep up with the more athletics point guards in the college game.

Al Freeman verbally committed to UCLA on Saturday.

Freeman is a 6-4 combo guard.

Freeman, who transferred to Findlay from Charlotte (N.C.) Olympic for his senior season, was to have taken visits to Ohio State (Sept. 15), Villanova (Sept. 28) and Duke (Oct. 19) and Kansas but those won’t be necessary now.

“I think they’re just picking up where they left off with this past recruiting class,” Findlay Prep coach Michael Peck told SNY.tv by phone. “Al’s another tremendous player who is physically ready from a strength standpoint.

“You look at his body, he’s got good guard skills, he can handle it. He’s made an effort this spring and summer to try to be somewhat more of a point guard to distribute.

“On top of that he’s a tremendous scorer. He’s got a great mid-range and great long-range  game. Once he works on on finishing at the rim, he’ll be a tremendous triple-threat."

Stephen Clark, a top-100 player in the class of 2013, has scheduled in-home visits with Baylor, UCLA, Oklahoma State, Florida State, Marquette, Missouri and Tulsa.

The 5-foot-10 Clark is not expected to make a college commitment until spring.

The NCAA is investigating potential recruiting violations involving Kyle Anderson and Tony Parker, according to a report.

Anderson, a 6-foot-8 forward, was considerred a top-5 prospect in 2012; Parker was top-30.

According to the report, another college basketball program "turned in" evidence of violations in the recruitments of Anderson and Parker.

Shabazz Muhammad was ruled ineligible to participate in the Bruins' tour of China in late August because of a separate ongoing investigation.