If you want to meet an NBA scout this weekend, head to College Park, Md.That’s where more than 30 recruiters reportedly will be when Ace Bailey, Dylan Harper and Rutgers visit fellow star freshman Derik Queen and No. 18 Maryland on Sunday afternoon.All three players are projected to be first-round picks in this summer’s NBA draft. Guards Bailey and Harper are consensus top-five prospects, while Queen is expected to be scooped up later in the round by a team in need of an elite big man.The Scarlet Knights have relied heavily on their two touted newcomers throughout an up-and-down campaign.Bailey averages team highs of 20.1 points, 7.9 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game, while Harper leads Rutgers with 4.1 assists and 1.2 steals per game.Harper also carries a 19.1 scoring average, which is the second-highest on a Scarlet Knights squad that doesn’t have another player averaging more than 7.2 points.Despite Bailey and Harper’s success, Rutgers (12-11, 5-7 Big Ten) has struggled to stack wins amid its quest to return to the NCAA Tournament’s Round of 64 for the first time in four years.The Scarlet Knights have consecutive wins just twice since starting 4-0, and it didn’t help that Harper was less than 100 percent for most of January as he battled the flu and a subsequent ankle injury.But Rutgers recently showed how dangerous it can be when Harper and Bailey are healthy.Harper returned from a two-game absence to tally 28 points, six rebounds, five assists and four steals, while Bailey bundled 18 points with 11 boards in the Scarlet Knights’ 82-73 home win over No. 23 Illinois on Wednesday.It was Rutgers’ first victory over a ranked opponent this season and further strengthened the chemistry between its two best players.”It opens a lot for me,” Bailey said of having Harper back. “I ain’t got to worry about two or three people trying to box me out at the same time because they got to worry about D-Harp attacking. … And that opens up for a lot more for our teammates.”