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Alan Cutler, of WLEX in Lexington, gives new meaning to over-the-top pursuit of a sound byte. Billy Gillispie, fired as Kentucky coach on Friday, can be seen here reporting to the Kentucky athletic department. Cutler and his crew go Carl Monday to get a quote from Gillispie, and literally start running after the Wildcats' ex-coach, who doggedly ignores them. The whole time, Gillispie is holding a cell phone to his ear while apparently pretending to be talking to someone -- even while running.
Regional Emmy worthy video after the jump.
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