Anthony Bennett, a top-10 recruit, cut his list of possible college destinations to Florida, Kentucky, Oregon and UNLV.

“He’s definitely taken Washington off the list,” Mike George of CIA Bounce confirmed. “He’s down to four.”

Bennett plans to soon eliminate another school from consideration.

“He’ll take another [school] off by next week,” George said. “He’s only gonna’ visit three schools.”

Anthony Bennett expects to make his college decision next month.

“Yeah, it is tough [making a decision],” Bennett said. “That’s why I haven’t made my decison yet, but hopefully after I take all my visits it won’t be so hard.

“I’m looking at like early May.”

Bennett, a 6-foot-8, 230 pound native of Canada, has narrowed his choices to Kentucky, Florida, Oregon, Washington and UNLV.

The recruiting process is starting to wear on top-10 prospect Anthony Bennett of Henderson Findlay Prep High School.

“I appreciate all the love the coaches and fans give me,” Bennett said. “But it’s all getting kind of annoying.”

Bennett is considering Kentucky, Washington, Florida, Oregon and UNLV and he said “they are all pretty even. I don’t have a favorite right now. I’m just going to look at all of them.”

Bennett said the all-star game circuit, along with schoolwork and recruiting is just getting tough.

“I will be glad when it’s over,” Bennett said. “I’ve always stayed humble and tried to keep my head and why been annoying is because I have to do schoolwork throughout the year and then the phone calls. I have to my mom, talk to my friends, do homework and projects. And then there’s recruiting. It’s just tough.

“It will be nice to have it over with.”

Mike Moser intends to return for his junior season at UNLV instead of entering the NBA draft.

“I went through the process, talked with my mom, my AAU coach and coach Rice and the staff at UNLV,” Moser said. “We looked at all of my options, and in the end I decided it would be best for me to stay in school. We have a great team coming back and a great fan base. I believe in our program and I love playing in Las Vegas and for UNLV.

“Two big factors were also for my mom to see me graduate and to have a chance to win a national championship. I know I can improve and am looking forward to putting in the necessary hard work.”

Moser led the Rebels to a 26-9 record with 14 points and 10.5 rebounds per game.