He's been rejected by the Democrats and probably would never consider becoming the Republican candidate as I have no doubt he is being courted. His otherwise liberal voting record makes that not very likely. I think he has yet to fully digest and make peace with his fate which was already determined in the primary. He will probably continue to be nudged by Democrats to "search his soul" (a la HRC). Lamont has to continue building support so that the polls don't give Lieberman any excuse to stay in the race and risk become a pariah as his final legacy.
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