Tennessee rumors swirl as Josh Selby's season ends
Uncommitted point guard Josh Selby finished with 18 points but it wasn't enough as Lake Clifton fell to City H.S. 60-47 on Thursday night in the Class 2A North final.
The loss marks the end of Selby's high school career and now the ESPNU 100 guard can concentrate on his recruitment which has seen rumors fly over the past week.
First, Selby and his mother were scheduled to attend the Maryland-Duke game on Wednesday but that never happened and Maeshon Witherspoon told ESPN.com affiliate
The Shiver.com, Kansas Jayhawk and Big 12 Conference sports forums that Josh was done listening to other schools and would focus on his final four choices.
On Friday, The Shiver reports that Tennessee head coach Bruce Pearl and assistant Steve Forbes were in Baltimore on Thursday watching Selby and Lake Clifton.
Witherspoon addressed the rumors Josh had initiated contact with Pearl about the possibility of re-committing to the Vols.
"Josh has only talked to Bruce Pearl once since he de-committed in July," said Witherspoon. "I've never denied how much I like Steve Forbes, and I appreciate their time and effort, but Tennessee is not, and has not been, the focus of Josh's recruitment."
As for this weekend's official visit to Kentucky (March 6), it remains unclear if that will happen. A decision is likely to come in April for Selby.