Give John Calipari credit for stumbling upon a foolproof way to avoid extending his streak of early round NCAA tournament flameouts. You can’t get Gohlke'd again if you’re watching from the couch. Arkansas is in major jeopardy of missing the NCAA tournament in Calipari’s highly anticipated debut season after an unremarkable non-league showing and

Arkansas will have to learn to protect the ball to break this losing streak. On Saturday, the Razorbacks were outscored 13-4 on points off turnovers, and it is hard to win in any league when you do that, but especially in the SEC.

Kentucky seems to be totally in the right for letting John Calipari walk to Arkansas last offseason.

Under coach John Calipari, who left Kentucky after last season with a national championship and six Final Four appearances to his name, Arkansas is not off to a roaring start. Mizzou hosts the Razorbacks on Saturday.

The next challenge for coach Dennis Gates’ MU squad arrives Saturday in the form of coach John Calipari’s Arkansas Razorbacks.

The arc of the Arkansas season will likely be determined prior to the Razorbacks and Calipari visiting Rupp Arena on Feb. 1.

In early summer when Arkansas fans pictured what the halfway point might look like, it was easy to imagine the Hogs and John

The Arkansas Razorbacks men's basketball team's struggles continued Tuesday night, as they fell 78-74 to the LSU Tigers on the road. That dropped Arkansas

Former Kentucky coach John Calipari now coaches the Arkansas Razorbacks, and the Hogs have had a rough start to SEC play this season. The Razorbacks started SEC

Kentucky is faring much better than Arkansas so far this season, who are now being coached by former Kentucky head coach John Calipari. Calipari and Kentucky parted ways in April after 15 years. Kentucky had won only one NCAA Tournament game in Calipari's last four years in Lexington and suffered massive first-round upsets at the hands of a 15 and a 14 seed.

The No. 4 Crimson Tide bounces back from loss to Ole Miss by handing the No. 8 Wildcats' their first loss at home

Arkansas commit Darius Acuff Jr., ranked No. 7 in the Class of 2025, spoke in detail on Friday about his decision to play for coach John Calipari.