John Calipari left Rupp Arena at some point late on Saturday night in Lexington. Unlike his former team, the Kentucky Wildcats, and their fans, though, he and the Arkansas Razorbacks left the ...

John Calipari came back to Rupp Arena on Saturday night, got booed, and then pulled a major upset over his former team. Here’s what it all looked like on the ground.

for a matchup against the Kentucky Wildcats this weekend, marking the first time John Calipari will return to his former stomping grounds at the Rupp Arena since leaving the university this summer.

The nine pm Rupp Arena crowd is going to be rowdy, and it will likely be one of the best crowds at a Kentucky home game in a while. While there are a lot of narratives surrounding this game that ...

So, Kentucky fans, if you're reading this, let me make myself clear: You should, by all means, treat John Calipari however ...

painting the shoes that fans will see in Rupp Arena this weekend. That event was organized by DanceBlue, the UK student organization that has raised more than $23 million in the fight against ...

On Saturday night, John Calipari will walk into Rupp Arena to coach a basketball game. For 15 years, it was simply a routine, a comfortably familiar stroll inside the building where the longtime ...

Both under the direction of first-year coaches, it's a highly anticipated meeting as Calipari returns to Rupp Arena for the first ... Lower level seating costs no less than $365, and even sideline ...

The reaction Coach Calipari will receive in Rupp Arena is going to be very interesting. There will be a part of the fan base that will boo and a portion that will cheer. The part that will be ...

and Patrick Peterson (17) all scored in double figures. This battle was between top-ranked Kentucky and fifth-ranked North Carolina at Rupp Arena. Freshman Marquis Teague missed the first free ...

John Calipari walked onto the Rupp Arena court with a smile on his face ... Thiero led Arkansas with 21 points and added eight rebounds. Wagner had 17 points and a season-high eight assists.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — John Calipari walked onto the Rupp Arena court with a smile on his face Saturday night. He was greeted with hearty boos from many of the Kentucky basketball fans in attendance.