John Calipari has been revered as a recruiter, praised as a motivator and lauded for his ability to put kids in the NBA. Three Final Four appearances and one startling one-month transformation later, maybe it’s due time the Kentucky coach gets the respect for what he really is first and foremost – a really good coach. “This team went from me dragging them to them dragging me,” Calipari said modestly. “That’s when I talk about they become empowered…”
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