Video: Noel well on the road to recovery
Calipari excited to coach Cauley-Stein, Poythress another year
Coach Cal says Goodwin will ‘be fine’ because of hard work, mental drive
Depth a luxury the Cats will have next season
Bid on Coach Cal’s memorabilia
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Nerlens Noel has said he’s well ahead of schedule on his road to recovery. He sure looks like it in an all-access piece ESPN did with him recently.
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John Calipari has coached a lot of players who have gone on to become college and NBA superstars. The man who has coached 27 NBA players, 15 draft picks over the last three years and three No. 1 selections (the only coach who can claim that feat), believes Willie Cauley-Stein has the potential to be as good as any of them.
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Like every player that has an opportunity to turn professional in his program, Coach Cal sat down with Goodwin at the end of the season, gave him the information he had gathered from NBA scouts and general managers, and put the decision in Goodwin’s hands. It’s the type of support system Calipari runs in a players-first program.
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If you ask Coach Cal what he learned more than anything else about last year’s disappointing season that ended with a loss in the National Invitation Tournament, the answer may surprise you. It was depth.
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Starting today, Coach Cal is going to auction off at least one piece of signed memorabilia a month online. The full proceeds from each auction will go straight to his foundation, The Calipari Foundation. The first two items are a pair of signed surfboards.
The Calipari Foundation invests in communities. These communities are not limited by geography — they can also be educational, social and spiritual in nature. The foundation’s purpose is to improve the quality of life both in and through these communities, with a particular focus on enriching the lives of children.
