Darryl Morsell to choose between Maryland basketball and Notre Dame on Wednesday

Four-star Class of 2017 point guard Darryl Morsell is set to announce his commitment on Wednesday, and he’s deciding between Maryland and Notre Dame.

He’ll make his decision Wednesday afternoon after he gets out of classes at Mount St. Joseph’s, his Baltimore High School.

In Markus’ Baltimore Sun story, Morsell’s father Dwayne said that his son “has made up his mind,” although of course he declined to disclose the winner.

Maryland has been after the Baltimore guard for a while, and seems to be on the right track. Every crystal ball prediction on 247Sports has him choosing the Terps, and four-star center commit Bruno Fernando told InsideMdSports shortly after his own commitment that he believed Morsell would join him.

Morsell is the No. 3 player in Maryland, the nation’s No. 5 combo guard and the No. 79 player overall, per the 247Sports Composite. He’d be a nice get.

In other news

Jake Layman made his NBA debut for the Portland Trail Blazers last night—and he erupted for 17 points in eight minutes against the Golden State Warriors. The Blazers lost big, but Layman still made some history.

We’re profiling every player on the current Terps roster right now. Justin Jackson is extremely versatile and could be a small-ball center, while fellow freshman Anthony Cowan is so much more than just a backup point guard.

Maryland women’s basketball will begin its season ranked No. 6 in the AP Poll.

Stefon Diggs and Vernon Davis both had big days this week. Here’s the roundup of how ex-Terps fared in Week 8.

Here’s our first College Football Playoff top 25. A&M at No. 4? Well, it’s still early.

Previously: Maryland’s players will travel from Cole to the football stadium through a tunnel.