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John Calipari’s time at Kentucky has come to an end. Following a 15-year stint in Lexington, the Hall of Fame coach is finalizing a deal with the Arkansas Razorbacks to become the program’s next head coach.
ESPN’s Pete Thamel was the first to break the news.
Calipari’s leaves Kentucky with an 855-263 final record, a run that included four Final Fours and a national championship in 2012.
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