John Calipari delivered an ill-timed embarrassment for Arkansas that Kentucky fans are familiar with as a trip to face lowly South Carolina turned into a disaster.

Kentucky basketball seems to be doing just fine without John Calipari. But John Calipari isn't doing quite as well without Kentucky basketball. As of writing, Coach Cal's Arkansas Razorbacks are getting absolutely destroyed by SEC cellar-dweller South Carolina.

LEXINGTON — John Calipari, pacing the sideline ... These were the sights, the sounds, Kentucky basketball fans expected to see from their beloved team during the 2024-25 season.

Dick Vitale saw Mark Pope's Kentucky Wildcats for the first time in-person this season, and he may not have meant his day-after reaction to shade John Calipari, but it can certainly read that way.

John Calipari's days of coaching Kentucky are in the past, but his love for the community remains as strong as ever. Over the weekend, Kentucky dealt with heavy rain and flooding. This unprecedented weather forced many to evacuate their homes.

Who would have thought that the Arkansas, out of nowhere, would become a topic of discussion? The post The Ground Is Shrinking Beneath 15 NCAA Teams After John Calipari’s Stunning Turnaround Before March Madness appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Should they whiff in a crowded SEC, Calipari will not hear the end of it from Razorbacks or Kentucky Wildcats fans. The heat is turned up on Calipari and his players. Former Kentuky players DJ Wagner,

Arkansas associate head coach Kenny Payne conducted the team’s postgame press conference amid John Calipari’s absence. Following an 86-81 win over Texas, Payne answered questions afterwards. He didn’t address Calipari’s absence,

If you’re up for a little hate-watching, episode two of “Calipari: Razor’s Edge,” VICE Sports’ docuseries on John Calipari, airs at 10 p.m. ET (VICE TV, ViceTV.com). This episode centers on Calipari’s return to Rupp Arena for Arkansas’ game vs.

It's not an unreasonable concept. Only a week ago, ESPN bracket maven Joe Lunardi had Calipari and Arkansas on track to play Louisville, with the winner advancing to play Kentucky at the Cleveland regional. Only 349 miles to Cleveland, folks.