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Tuesday Headlines: Brad Calipari Edition

Brad was hired on Jerry Stackhouse’s Vanderbilt staff.

NCAA Basketball: Southern at Kentucky Jordan Prather-USA TODAY Sports

Brad Calipari has a new job on a coaching staff at one of the Kentucky Wildcats’ SEC rivals.

Vanderbilt Basketball announced yesterday that Brad is joining Jerry Stackhouse’s staff as Director of On-Court Player Development, the same role he held on Derek Kellogg’s staff at LIU.

“Brad is a talented, young coach who has worked hard to prepare himself for this opportunity,” Stackhouse said in a statement. “He is knowledgeable, high-energy, and a strong communicator. We are very excited about his ability to add value with our student-athletes and within our coaching staff.”

It seems like a solid move for Brad, as Stackhouse is well-regarded and viewed as one of the top young coaches in college basketball. After a rough start in his first two years at Vanderbilt, he’s led the Commodores to winning records in back-to-back seasons and had Vandy on the cusp of an NCAA Tournament appearance last season.

It'll certainly be weird seeing John Calipari’s son on the coaching staff of a rival program, but congratulations to Brad on his new position!

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Headlines

Should Kentucky and Missouri be permanent football rivals? - Cats Pause

A pair of Missouri players think so.

John Calipari says Antonio Reeves was worried about wrong stuff this offseason - KSR

Bringing back Reeves was one of the biggest wins of the offseason.

Celebrating the life of Alvis Johnson - Herald Leader

A well-known figure around UK and central Kentucky.

Jimbo Fisher expects better offense with Bobby Petrino leading the way - ESPN

It’s hard to believe Bobby is back in the SEC.

Is Bill Belichick on the hot seat? - Bleacher Report

He’s only 31 wins behind Don Shula.

Nobody has a solution for NCAA NIL drama - Yahoo

Don’t expect Congress to pass any NIL legislation soon.

NFL running backs are frustrated about contracts - CBS Sports

It’s a tough time for running backs in the league.