The Arkansas Razorbacks were blown out by South Carolina on Saturday afternoon, which was not a good look for their NCAA Tournament resume. For some reason that

With two wins, Arkansas was finally back in projections for the NCAA Tournament. However, the Razorbacks could be back out after a historically poor performance this weekend that John Calipari wants he and his team to forget.

John Calipari gave a brutally honest assessment when it came to the state of the Arkansas roster this season. Following a bad 72-53 loss to South Carolina on the road Saturday, the Razorbacks dropped to 17-12 on the season.

Kentucky basketball seems to be doing just fine without John Calipari. But John Calipari isn't doing quite as well without Kentucky basketball. As of writing, Coach Cal's Arkansas Razorbacks are getting absolutely destroyed by SEC cellar-dweller South Carolina.

Arkansas coach John Calipari had given up all hope of winning against South Carolina with seven minutes to go Saturday. His team found itself down 35 points, and he wanted to get out of Colonial Life Arena as soon as possible.

After a crushing loss to South Carolina, John Calipari has admitted he made a mistake in his small roster construction for Arkansas basketball.

Arkansas Razorbacks basketball faces a critical moment after a shocking 72-53 loss to South Carolina, raising questions about their NCAA tournament prospects

At a time the Arkansas Razorbacks couldn't afford a letdown performance, it happened Saturday afternoon. All the momentum John Calipari’s team had built since its February 1 victory over Kentucky took a major hit in a 72-53 blowout loss at South Carolina.

It hasn't been the easiest of seasons for Coach Cal in Fayetteville. After a tough 72-53 loss at the hands of South Carolina to drop to 17-12 on the year, John Calipari admitted that the Razorbacks just have to make the best out of the talent that they have left on the roster.

John Calipari delivered an ill-timed embarrassment for Arkansas that Kentucky fans are familiar with as a trip to face lowly South Carolina turned into a disaster.