In 2009, Josh Harrellson played so passively in a game at Vanderbilt that then-Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie, in a motivational ploy, ordered the then-sophomore out of his sight during a halftime speech. Rather than wait out in the hallway, as Gillispie assumed he would, Harrellson decided to head into the bathroom and take a seat in a toilet stall. Later, Harrellson rode home from Nashville in the equipment truck. “I just slept the whole way,” he said. “I got home quicker.”
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