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Shabazz Muhammad, the top recruit in the Class of 2012, has set up a series of in-home visits for this month.
Muhammad’s father, Ron Holmes, told JayhawkSlant.com that he will host UCLA (Sept. 9), UNLV (Sept. 10), Duke (Sept. 12), Kentucky (Sept. 13) and Kansas (Sept. 14).
Muhammad’s lone official visit is to Kentucky the weekend of Oct. 14 for Big Blue Madness.
He said last week he was considering as many as “13 or 14” schools, but would soon cut the list.
“I haven’t cut it yet,” Muhammad said of his list. “My list is pretty big. I’m probably going to cut it in a couple weeks, to seven.”
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