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Jarnell Stokes is still in limbo with his decision.
The 6-foot-7 power forward from Memphis Southwind visited Tennessee last weekend and is headed to Memphis for Midnight Madness on Friday.
“It was great,” he said of Tennessee. “I still love UT.”
Stokes is also considering Arkansas and Florida. UConn had been on his list but no visit is set to the school.
Stokes is currently attending Memphis Southwind, but it remains to be determined if he will be allowed to play basketball there.
According to the Memphis Commercial Appeal, he is seeking immediate eligibility this season at Southwind after playing his freshman, sophomore and junior seasons at Central High.
