Calipari Downplays NBA Future; Responds to Cooley
John Calipari is currently in the same city as two NBA teams that are a combined 7-24, yet he downplayed his future as an NBA coach.
“I’m good,” the Kentucky coach said Saturday at Barclays Center, according to Brett Dawson of Rivals, adding that he’s “never been able to put kids on a stage like” the one he has at Kentucky.
As long as the Knicks and Nets continue to be horrendous, Calipari’s name will be linked to a return to the New York area. As discussed here, he is managed by CAA, which handles about half of the Knicks’ organization, including Carmelo Anthony and J.R. Smith.
NEW YORK — Jabari Parker sat stoically at the podium at Madison Square Garden following Duke’s 72-66 loss to Arizona Friday night in the NIT Season Tip-off championship.
Ryan Arcidiacono was 0-for-5 from the field against Kansas when he let one fly from the left wing with 10.1 seconds left and his team trailing by 1 point.
NEW YORK — If guard play is the key to college basketball, then Arizona would appear to be poised for a potential deep run come March.
Rashad Vaughn will visit North Carolina Feb. 15, his mentor, Pete Kaffey, confirmed to SNY.tv.
A doezen basketball teams won games at Madison Square Garden in November — and none of them were named the New York Knicks.
Perhaps the only funnier radio riff on Andrew Wiggins 