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Brad Calipari has signed a three-year agreement with the University of Arkansas that includes a $250,000 base salary, performance bonuses, and a restrictive non-compete clause.
Brad Calipari’s new three‑year contract with the Arkansas Razorbacks guarantees a rising salary, tournament incentives and a restrictive clause that ties his next move to the SEC, underscoring a pivotal moment for the program.
Brad Calipari stepped onto the sidelines for the first time as a head coach during Arkansas’s preseason tour in the Bahamas, guiding the Razorbacks to a 105‑48 victory over the University of Calgary. The game was a family celebration, highlighting Brad’s growing influence and his ambition to become a full‑time head coach.
Arkansas basketball completed its final Bahamas game with a dominant 88-75 triumph over Auburn, a performance highlighted by head coach John Calipari and assistant Brad Calipari.
Arkansas finishes its overseas preseason with a showdown against the Calgary Dinos in Nassau, highlighting a top recruiting class and the absence of key players due to eligibility and injury.
Arkansas will face Toros del Valle in Nassau before closing the exhibition series against the University of Calgary, testing a deep but injury‑hit roster.
Arkansas will play its third exhibition game of the BahaMar Summer League series in Nassau, Bahamas, against Toros del Valle, with streaming details and roster updates shaping the narrative.
The Razorbacks will face Toros del Valle in Nassau on Monday, with the game streamed on FloSports and Amazon Prime, as Coach Calipari looks to build chemistry through foreign play.
Arkansas opened its Caribbean swing with a dominant 98-58 win over Carleton University at the BahaMar Convention Center, showcasing a defensive masterclass and key performances from Jordan Smith and Jeremiah Wilkinson.
Arkansas opened its Bahamas Summer League campaign with a dominant 98‑58 win over Canada’s Carleton University at the BahaMar Convention Center, showcasing strong ball movement and defensive intensity.
Third‑year Arkansas coach John Calipari outlines his team's youthful talent, recruiting breakthroughs and plans for growth ahead of the upcoming season.
In a recent media appearance, Arkansas head coach John Calipari outlined the potential of a young, talented squad, highlighted his son Brad’s recruiting impact, and expressed optimism despite uncertainties about physicality and a modest non‑conference home slate.
After Chuck Martin left for North Carolina, Brad Calipari, son of head coach John Calipari, fills the third assistant spot, leveraging his recent staff tenure and recruiting connections.
Arkansas basketball announced the hiring of Marcus Edwards as its new strength and conditioning coach, a move that underscores the program’s intent to bolster physical development across the roster.
The University of Arkansas announced the appointment of Marcus Edwards as its new strength and conditioning coach, filling the vacancy left by Dave Richardson’s move to Ohio State.
The University of Arkansas announced the hiring of Marcus Edwards, a seasoned strength and conditioning specialist, to lead the Razorbacks' physical development program.
Marcus Edwards, a veteran strength and conditioning specialist with a decorated coaching résumé, has been appointed to lead the Arkansas Razorbacks' men's basketball program.
The University of Arkansas has appointed Marcus Edwards as its head strength and conditioning coach, replacing Dave Richardson who returned to Ohio State after nine years. Edwards arrives with a decorated résumé across multiple programs and a strong academic background.