John Calipari said Arkansas didn’t match Auburn’s physical play inside and missed key details in a 95-73 road loss.

Much of the top NBA talent over the last quarter of a century joined the league by way of John Calipari-led college basketball programs, including the 2025 MVP, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. The Kentucky product and Oklahoma City Thunder standout became the ...

It was a long game for the Arkansas Razorbacks on Saturday, hitting the road and losing 95-73 to the Auburn Tigers. Worse, forward Karter Knox would leave the game, not seeing the court in the second half,

Arkansas head coach John Calipari put the NCAA on blast for its eligibility and transfer rules that he thinks are making it more difficult for incoming freshmen to get an opportunity to hone their skills.

Knox finished Saturday with a huge three to close the door on Tennessee's attempt to spoil the Razorbacks SEC opener. He scored 11 points, seven rebounds, one block and one steal in 27 minutes in a complete performance when it mattered most.

Heading into Saturday, Tennessee coach Rick Barnes was the active leader in NCAA Division I Basketball wins. After Arkansas defeated Tennessee 86-75, he is now tied with Arkansas head coach John Calipari. Coach Cal made sure to make a quip about vacated wins when discussing joining Barnes as the active win leader.

After just one SEC game, No. 15 Arkansas already sees a brighter road ahead. The Razorbacks (11-3, 1-0, SEC), who lost their first five conference games under coach John Calipari last season, won their league opener Saturday when they defeated then-No.

Despite a surge in the second half where Ole Miss scored 55 in the final 20 minutes of action, the Rebels fell short 94-87 against No. 15 Arka