Top 100 guard Ramel Bradley of Brooklyn-Park West, NY/Mt. Zion Academy, Va/Bradenton-IMG Academy, Fla., is headed to Kentucky over Boston College, Georgia, Clemson and Miami-Florida.

Albert Weber, a Top 100 guard from Durham-Mt. Zion Academy, NC., who reopened his recruiting after committing to Alabama, is near a decision between UConn, Arkansas and the Tide.

Nebraska has a commitment from center Aleks Maric of Sydney, Australia/Burlington-Life Center Academy, NJ.

BYU has added forward Tai Wesley of Provo-Provo High, Utah. The Cougars recently gained Top 100 center/forward David Burgess of Irvine-Woodbridge, Cal., over Gonzaga; center/forward Chris Miles of Provo-Timpview, Utah, over Gonzaga, Utah State and Utah; and guard Lee Cummard of Mesa, Ariz., over Arizona State and UCLA.

Baylor has a commitment from Class 2006 center/forward Chris Roquemore (6-9 205) of Cleveland-Heritage Christian, Tex. He is the third sophomore verbal, including guard Nic Wise (5-9 170) of Missouri City-Hightower, Tex., to Arizona; and center Jordan Eglseder (6-10 235) of Bellevue/Bellevue-Marquette, Ia., to Northern Iowa. Class 2007 freshman guard/forward Taylor King (6-6 180) of Santa Ana-Mater Dei, Cal., pledged to the UCLA Bruins.

Marshall has its fourth commitment in center Jesse Ogelsby of Lithonia-Martin Luther King, Ga. The Herd recently gained guard/forward Casey Wohlleb of Coconut Creek-North Broward Prep, Fla.

Santa Clara gained a pledge from forward Mitch Henke of Minnetonka-Hopkins, Minn., over Penn.

Tennessee State has a commitment from guard Andre Belton of Columbia-Keenan, SC., who averaged 22 points as a junior.

Eighty-nine prospects on the early Class 2004 Top 100 have already made commitments. List of remaining Top 100 Prospects.

Texas, Indiana and Louisville lead the early 2004 Top Classes. Florida State led the 2003 Top Classes.