John Calipari Is Overrated

[Big Boss]

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Gunned up and clapped quick.

 

[NYC Rebel]

Hearing that KSU has a bunch of uptown niqqas on their squad is refreshing

 

[MikelArteta]

Kentucky hasn’t got out the first weekend in 4 years

Calipari a snake oil salesman and can recruit well but how much longer can that save him?

Kentucky prob just shook to fire him because Louisville would prob throw him ten mill to fix that program and he’s so snake oil he’d do it

 

[PoorAndDangerous]

He’s definitely in hot water, seems like the game has started to pass him by.

 

[King Poetic]

Nowell reminds me of Brunson

 

[PoorAndDangerous]

Nowell reminds me of Brunson

KY always gets owned by short guards. They were missing sahvir wheeler who would’ve matched up perfectly.

 

[Flight]

Man is washed up. He better pray DJ saves his team next year.

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

Seems like his league is completely passing him by too.Next season he should be on the hot seat but he's also about to have 400 wins at Kentucky so that might cool shyt off for some time.

 

[PoorAndDangerous]

Seems like his league is completely passing him by too.Next season he should be on the hot seat but he's also about to have 400 wins at Kentucky so that might cool shyt off for some time.

Only reason he isn’t on the hot seat right now is the recruiting class coming in. If he fukks next season up it’s over

 

[Redguard]

Kentucky hasn’t got out the first weekend in 4 years

Calipari a snake oil salesman and can recruit well but how much longer can that save him?

Kentucky prob just shook to fire him because Louisville would prob throw him ten mill to fix that program and he’s so snake oil he’d do it

Kentucky is stuck with John Calipari. He has all the leverage.

John Calipari's first head coaching deal paid $63,000. He's pocketed more than $112 million since.

July 2019: A 'lifetime' deal
He signed such a deal in the summer of 2019, and it remains his current contract today. The 10-year contract stretches through June 30, 2029, at which point Calipari would be 70, and pays him an average of $8.6 million per year. It also would allow Calipari to leave coaching at any point after next season and step into the role of "special assistant to the athletic director." That job would pay him $950,000 per year.

That figure will only continue to grow in the years to come, as Calipari's contract also has significant guarantees. If he is fired without cause, he will be owed 75% of the money left on the deal. As of April 1, that would be $41.3 million.

 

[MikelArteta]

Kentucky is stuck with John Calipari. He has all the leverage.

John Calipari's first head coaching deal paid $63,000. He's pocketed more than $112 million since.

mob boss john

 

[Shadow King]

Kentucky hasn’t got out the first weekend in 4 years

Calipari a snake oil salesman and can recruit well but how much longer can that save him?

Kentucky prob just shook to fire him because Louisville would prob throw him ten mill to fix that program and he’s so snake oil he’d do it

How so?

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Incredible recruiter, solid defensive coach. But given the talent level he has year in & out, he’s underachieving

 

[Street Knowledge]

Thank god for Anthony Davis