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John Calipari wants the Razorbacks from Arkansas to have a big mindset.
Naturally, the Hall of Fame coach is accustomed to high standards and ambitious ideas from his time at Kentucky. Since joining the Razorbacks in April, Calipari has essentially built an entirely new roster, with the exception of forward Trevon Brazile, who is back after trying out for the NBA.
He’ taking over a program that advanced to the Sweet 16 and the Elite Eights consecutively the previous season. The majority of the squad was put together by Calipari and his staff, but the unrealistic expectations were present from the start.
It most definitely doesn’t seem untalented.
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“I arrived here just a few short months ago without a staff, team, or schedule, and now we’re talking about how to get them to get together but think bigger,” Calipari stated during a Monday press conference. “Your task is larger than your thoughts. This isn’t an act of delusion. Not that you’re having dreams. This relates to the goals you have set for yourself.
“I’m trying to get them to think like kings, because kings think different.”
While Kentucky may be the basketball powerhouse, Arkansas has nonetheless made strides toward
It certainly doesn’t seem to be untalented.
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“We’re talking about… how do we get them to get together but think bigger,” Calipari stated at a press conference on Monday. “I walked in with no team, no staff, and no schedule only a few short months ago.” “You work bigger but you think bigger.” This does not imply delusion. Your dreams aren’t real. This concerns your personal goals and objectives.
“I’m trying to get them to think like kings, because kings think different.”
Although Kentucky is the basketball powerhouse, Arkansas has nonetheless made progress.
