Like clockwork throughout almost every season during his tenure with the Kentucky Wildcats (particularly at the end of the road), John Calipari would infuriate

John Calipari gave a brutally honest assessment when it came to the state of the Arkansas roster this season. Following a bad 72-53 loss to South Carolina on the road Saturday, the Razorbacks dropped to 17-12 on the season.

“If Adou doesn't play, well, then next man up,” Calipari said. “Come on, somebody else. One guy's misery is another man's opportunity. That's how you look at it.” The junior forward dealt with a back injury last season while at Kentucky. He missed seven games for the Wildcats last season.

John Calipari’s Arkansas Razorbacks entered Saturday’s contest against South Carolina riding the momentum of back-to-back victories, hoping to strengthen their case for the NCAA Tournament. The post John Calipari Left Stranded and Helpless vs Outraged Arkansas Community as Calls Mount Against Shocking 25-Year Record appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Here's everything Arkansas basketball coach John Calipari said Saturday after being Kentucky in his return to Rupp Arena with the Razorbacks:

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.

Arkansas Razorbacks head coach John Calipari lamented his team being outworked by the No. 1 Auburn Tigers in a script he's seen play out too often.