ESPN REPORT:The Arkansas Razorbacks head coach is been fired due to….
The 65-year-old announced his leaving via video message on Tuesday, and some of the most illustrious players from Calipari’s time as Lexington’s coach responded. past No. 1 lottery picks Karl-Anthony Towns and John Wall, along with other current and past NBA stars Tyrese Maxey, DeMarcus Cousins, and Bam Adebayo, were among those who voiced their opinions.
Towns sent a sincere message to Calipari on X, the platform that was formerly known as Twitter, wishing him success on his next stop in Fayetteville.
Former Kentucky Wildcats athletes respond to the news that John Calipari is relocating to Arkansas.
Tyrese Maxey, Bam Adebayo, John Wall, and DeMarcus Cousins respond to John Calipari’s declaration that he is moving from Kentucky to Arkansas.
Several players commented on Calipari’s play, including Wall, Maxey, Cousins, and Adebayo.
Towns sent a sincere message to Calipari on X, the platform that was formerly known as Twitter, wishing him success on his next stop in Fayetteville.
LOUISVILLE, KY: Kenny Payne, the head coach of the University of Louisville men’s basketball team, was let go a little more than a week ago. In Payne’s second season as head coach, the Cardinals just finished a dismal 8-24 campaign. Payne finished his time at his alma university with a 12-52 overall record.
But with regard to some of Louisville’s primary targets, there have been a lot of shifting pieces since the Payne was fired last Wednesday.
First, it was rumored that Scott Drew, the head coach of Baylor and widely considered the Cardinals’ top target, would indeed remain in Waco with the Bears. Furthermore, Josh Schertz, the head coach of Indiana State, is reportedly in the running for the Saint Louis position, and Alabama head coach Nate Oats agreed to an extension with the Crimson Tide.
Having said that, who is still vying for the position? An updated list of the people who are strong contenders to become the Cardinals’ next head coach can be found below. Candidates listed by last name alphabetically:
Everywhere that Cronin has gone, be it UCLA, Cincinnati, or Murray State, he has been successful. He has not only qualified for many NCAA Tournaments at each location, but he has also won at least one league Coach of the Year award for each university. Not to add that he worked as Rick Pitino’s coach for two seasons, giving him links to Louisville.
