Kentucky added to its 2013 class on Wednesday when the Wildcats received a commitment from forward Marcus Lee from Deer Valley High School in Antioch, Calif.

Lee’s offer list included Florida, Arizona, Duke, Connecticut, Indiana and Kansas.

Lee is the fifth prospect to commit to Kentucky’s 2013 class, joining guards Aaron and Andrew Harrison (brothers) and James Young and forward Derek Willis.

Kentucky received a commitment Thursday from guard James Young from Rochester (Mich.) High School.

Young chose Kentucky over Kansas, Michigan State and Syracuse.

“Kentucky has always been my dream school,” Young said, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal.

Young’s announcement came one week after the Wildcats landed commitments from twin brothers Aaron and Andrew Harrison from Richmond, Texas. Young is considered the nation’s No. 5 prospect by ESPNU, which gives Kentucky three of the nation’s top five prospects in the 2013 class.

Kentucky also has a commitment from forward Derek Willis from Mt. Washington, Ky.

Basketball prospects Aaron and Andrew Harrison plan to announce their college decision on Thursday afternoon at 5 eastern time.

The twin guards from Travis High School in Richmond, Texas, will make their announcement on “Recruiting Nation” on ESPNU, the network confirmed to USA Today. The brothers are considering Kentucky and Maryland.

Andrew is the No. 2 overall prospect by ESPNU while Aaron is ranked No. 4 overall.

Forward Derek Willis from Mt. Washington, Ky., is the only prospect committed to Kentucky’s class of 2013.

1. Georgia commit Derrick Henry will visit Alabama. Should the Bulldogs be worried?

2. LSU has depth on the way at the fullback position.

3. Several of the nation’s top prospects will be in Gainesville during Will Muschamp’s camp.

4. Here’s a one-on-one interview with the nation’s No. 1 football prospect Robert Nkemdiche.

5. Aaron and Andrew Harrison know they’re a high priority for John Calipari and Kentucky.

6. Interesting story by Mike DeCourcy on John Calipari coaching the Dominican Republic national team.

7. Arkansas’ basketball program will likely look for help from the junior college ranks.

8. Here’s an update on Arkansas 2014 quarterback target Rafe Peavey.