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previously listed those schools, along with Oregon, UCLA, Oklahoma and Kansas as his finalists.While message boards and sports talk shows in Seattle and Kentucky are overheating with Jones talk, it’s mostly quiet at Jefferson. Athletic director Mitch Whitehurst said Jones’ indecision has not been a distraction at the North Portland school.”The kids don’t listen to all that outside stuff. They still think he’s going to Washington,” Whitehurst said. “We’re moving on.

John Wall went until the final day of the signing period before taking an offer from Kentucky, where a year later he was chosen national freshman of the year.Asked if the indecision has anything to do with Jones perhaps previously committing to Calipari before feeling pressured to sign with Washington, Strickland said no.”I think when he walked into the gym, he still didn’t know,” Strickland said. “He told me (Saturday) he wasn’t ready to make his decision, but I still think Washington is the front-runner.”Strickland said his advice to Jones has been, “If you need more time, take more time.”Jones’ recruiting case has confounded those who follow the subject. Dave Telep, national recruiting director for Scout.com, wrote on his Twitter that “T-Jones basically had a wedding, consulted a divorce lawyer and began dating again all in the same day.”Strickland believes only Washington and Kentucky remain in the mix. Jones had

he attempted to change Jones’ mind during that phone call. Calipari’s words didn’t focus on Jones’ situation; NCAA recruiting rules prohibit a coach from speaking specifically about a recruit.”If (a player) made a verbal commitment … we just lay off until … the kid publicly says now I’ve decommitted,” Calipari said. “That’s just how I am. I don’t think it’s what you should do. There’s no rule against it. There’s no law against it if someone did do it. I just don’t do it.”What, then, changed Jones’ mind? Other than to tell Rivals.com’s Jerry Meyer that “I’m still not sure yet who I’m going to sign with,” Jones hasn’t publicly explained why he’s delaying his decision.The regular signing period, which started April 14, ends May 19. Jones is the only unsigned player among the top 50 on ESPNU’s class of 2010 list, but it’s not unprecedented to wait. Last year,

UW, Jefferson senior and former Democrats teammate Terrence Ross announced he planned to play for the Huskies. Ross, in fact, quietly signed a letter of intent with the school April 26 when he visited Washington.”I know a lot of people in the (Jefferson) gym wanted Terrence to go to Washington, and he felt a lot of pressure,” Strickland said.Shortly after the announcement  — but without making his choice official by signing a letter of intent — Jones acknowledged he almost grabbed the Kentucky hat. Then, after most in the gym had left, Jones spoke by cell phone to Kentucky coach John Calipari.Suddenly, Jones’ college status was back in limbo. After getting off the phone, Jones talked with his parents, and then left the gym.Strickland said a member of the Jones family told him Jones called Calipari, not the other way around.During a news conference Monday at Kentucky, Calipari indirectly disputed

Washington. I posted on the Live Chat he didn’t have a LOI to UW, but that information came from his aunt and it was incorrect.There is a UW letter of intent here and it’s unsigned at the moment.And there’s more.Kentucky coach John Calipari called Jones after his announcement and Jones was on the phone for a very long time. About 15 minutes. Reading body language, Jones seemed pained.He told me, “You hurt thousands of people just as much as you make people happy.”Jones’ mother said if he hadn’t chosen Washington, he was going to pick Kentucky.Coach Lorenzo Romar is in Portland. NCAA rules prohibit him from attending the news conference, but a Jones family member told me he was two blocks away and was going to see Jones Saturday morning.This much is certain, Washington added Terrence Ross today and we’ll have to wait and see if Jones will join him

The news conference is over, but the drama may just be starting.Almost everyone has left the Jefferson High gymnasium, however, Terrence Jones is huddled with his parents in the corner of the gymnasium and folks are keeping their distance. Seems like a major pow-wow.I spoke to Jones and I can tell this recruiting stuff hasn’t been fun for him. On what is supposed to be a joyous occasion, he sighed heavily and said he was happy that it was over.Unlike Terrence Ross (above, left), who was decked out in Husky purple and said he made his choice a month ago, Jones didn’t know where he was going until the moment he picked the UW hat.I believe that.It also looks as if he needs a little more time to make sure he made the right decision.Nearly an hour after making his choice, Jones still hasn’t signed his letter of intent to