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Stanley Johnson and Emmanuel Mudiay both said they will visit Kentucky for Big Blue Madness Oct. 18.
The 6-foot-7 Johnson from Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei also said he will visit Arizona’s “Red-Blue Game” Oct. 12 and he said on Twitter he will visit Florida Oct. 30.
His former AAU teammate with the Oakland Soldiers, Aaron Gordon, is an incoming frosh at Arizona.
Johnson has cut his list to eight schools and is also considering UCLA, USC, Duke, Oregon and Kansas.
Mudiay said in this video interview he will also visit Kentucky.
Stephane Mudiay, Emmanuel’s brother, previously told SNY.tv that was the plan.
“We’re planning on going early next year, maybe Midnight Madness,” Stephane said. “We will go to Lexington around that time.”
The 6-5 Mudiay has also said he wants to visit Arizona, Baylor, N.C. State and SMU.
