Bluegrassrivals

On top of an NCAA title in April — and a 3.2 team grade-point average that Calipari is quick to emphasize alongside the basketball accomplishments — both coach and program are on quite a roll. Calipari has led the Cats to an Elite Eight, Final Four and national title in successive years and watched 11 players go in the first round, including two No. 1 overall picks.

“I think I’m going to retire,” he joked. “I’ll say this: If the Dominican Republic (which he’s coaching this summer) makes the Olympics, I’m done. Find yourself another coach.”

Coach Cal isn't going no where

He's a god in KY and knows it. He's not going anywhere, Kentucky feeds that huge ego.

TheRealVille Wrote:He's a god in KY and knows it. He's not going anywhere, Kentucky feeds that huge ego.

It's kind of silly to make comments about a "huge ego"
when mayb 3 out of the 330 D-1 coaches don't have equally big
egos. And when the coach of the RealVille Cards has a BIGGER one.
I LIKE Pitino, hope he gets title with the Cards, but his ego
supersedes Cal's.