The first day of the Sweet 16 ended with No. 10 seed Arkansas losing to No. 3 Texas Tech in an overtime thriller, 85-83.

There was enough time for John Calipari to call a timeout and draw up a play for his team with the season on the line. Instead, the Arkansas head coach let the final seconds play out.

At Memphis and Kentucky, Calipari earned the reputation for playing freshmen right away and frequently watching them leave ...

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Arkansas endured plenty of hardship during the first year of John Calipari's reign ... 2005 with heralded Chicago-based AAU side Mac Irvin Fire. He's spent 15 years drawing up plays at the ...