Harrison Disputes Report on Big Blue Madness (UPDATED)

Aaron Harrison Sr. disputes a published report by Scout.com that Andrew and Aaron will visit Kentucky for Big Blue Madness Oct. 12 instead of attending Maryland’s Midnight Madness as originally planned.

According to a Tweet from Steve Jones of the Courier Journal: “Aaron Harrison Sr. said the family has not discussed taking a visit to Kentucky’s Big Blue Madness and has no trips planned to any school.”

Ben Roberts of NextCats also Tweeted: “We haven’t made a decision on anything. We haven’t talked about madness.”

The news of the Kentucky visit was first reported by Josh Gershon of Scout.com, who said Aaron Harrison told him they would visit Kentucky.

The twins visited Kentucky last year for Midnight Madness, and were reportedly going to attend Maryland’s Madness this year.

They recently cut their list to Kentucky, Maryland and SMU, and will announce Oct. 29.

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Written by Adam Zagoria

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