Coach Cal did not want Andrew Harrison to leave the huddle
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Andrew Harrison played his worst game as a Wildcat and it affected his demeanor on and off the court. Several times throughout the second half, when his teammates stood up to applaud a big play, Harrison remained seated, pouting. He was clearly shaken by his disappointing showing, a six-turnover afternoon with only three points.
After the game, Calipari said he told his point guard, "Man, I love you. I got your back. You’re my point guard. Stop it."
That's not what he told him during a timeout, when Andrew walked away from the huddle.
See if you can read Cal's lips, below:
"You f------ stay in this huddle!"
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Andrew Harrison played his worst game as a Wildcat and it affected his demeanor on and off the court. Several times throughout the second half, when his teammates stood up to applaud a big play, Harrison remained seated, pouting. He was clearly shaken by his disappointing showing, a six-turnover afternoon with only three points.
After the game, Calipari said he told his point guard, "Man, I love you. I got your back. You’re my point guard. Stop it."
That's not what he told him during a timeout, when Andrew walked away from the huddle.
See if you can read Cal's lips, below:
"You f------ stay in this huddle!"
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