Nick Faust Sets Memphis Visit, Terps Still on Lawson's List

In case you haven't been able to tell, or didn't read the Nick Faust post, I'm in Louisville this weekend, so I'm playing catch-up when it comes to news. 

First up, we have a quick update on the Faust situation; after semi-cutting his list yesterday, he now has a visit schedule to Memphis, one of the "late additions" to the list, so to speak. Memphis is a little scary considering the bloodlines to current Tiger Will Barton (Faust is his cousin), but there is some good news, which I'm sure everyone could use:

He went on to add that Maryland, Marquette, Oregon State and Florida State are his main four, and have each set in-home visits.

Not quite sure if there's a tangible difference between a "main four" and the apparently non-main two, but it can't be a bad thing that Memphis and Kansas don't have in-home visits and Maryland does. And again, I have a lot of trouble believing Oregon State and Florida State are heavy contenders. Maryland and Marquette are probably still the leaders, with both Memphis and Kansas with the opportunity to make a play.

Now, some even better news: remember when Jacob Lawson's list was reported as being Seton Hall, Ole Miss, and Purdue? Well, you can add Maryland back on there (and West Virginia, too). Lot of semi-true reporting last night.

It is worth mentioning that he only has visits set to Purdue and Ole Miss and in-homes set with Seton Hall, Purdue, and West Virginia. Maryland not having a visit set on either end is probably indicative of the interest level of both sides. Regardless, you can't count Maryland out of the picture just yet.

Enjoy the rollercoaster, folks.