Shabazz Muhammad will receive in-home visits from both Duke and UCLA in the coming weeks, confirmed his father Ron Holmes.

Muhammad is now the undisputed top player in the class of 2012 following the news that Andre Drummond would attend Connecticut immediately.

Muhammad is also considering Kentucky and UNLV.

Kyle Singler has agreed to a contract with Alicante of the ACB in Spain.

Singler was the 33rd overall pick of the 2011 NBA Draft by the Pistons.

Singer's contract will allow him to return to the NBA when the lockout ends.

Perry Ellis has cut his list of college considerations down to four with Kansas, Kansas State, Kentucky and Wichita State making the cut.

Ellis is a top-20 recruit in the 2012 class.

“These are the coaches he is most comfortable with,” Wichita Heights head coach Joe Auer said. “These are all schools that have taken the most time over the past four years to get to know Perry.”

The announcement eliminates Duke and Memphis.

Mitch McGary has reduced his list of schools to six with Kentucky, Florida, Maryland, North Carolina, Michigan and Duke remaining in contention.

Among the schools that McGary eliminated were Louisville and Indiana.

McGary is a top-10 recruit of the 2012 class.

Shabazz Muhammad appears to be in no rush to finalize his college decision. Muhammad is one of the top-3 players of the incoming class of 2012.

"I'll definitely take five visits, but I don't know about signing in the early period," Muhammad said. "If I'm unsure between two schools, I'd probably wait it out and see what school really wants me and which one to go to. If I really knew what college I was going to, I could make the decision right now."

UCLA, Duke and UNLV appear to be the current frontrunners.

Kentucky, Kansas, Texas A&M and Memphis are believed to be in the second tier.