Sources Say goes LIVE to break down John Calipari's return to Kentucky

John Calipari is back for the Kentucky Wildcats, Mitch Barnhart officially deciding to bring him back for year 16 following the team’s loss to Oakland in the NCAA Tournament.

How did we get to this point? Was Coach Cal’s job ever actually in jeopardy?

They discuss it all in episode 326 tonight, LIVE on the KSR YouTube page. Check it out below:

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