All season long, Arkansas Razorbacks men’s basketball coach John Calipari could be seen stalking the sidelines, yelling and gesturing wildly as the team marched their way towards a spot in the Sweet Sixteen.

John Calipari's first season with Arkansas basketball is in the books. Here are six final thoughts from his inaugural campaign in Fayetteville.

Arkansas head basketball coach John Calipari is hearing it for how the Razorbacks' season ended in the Sweet 16 against Texas Tech.

Arkansas was up 16 points midway through the second half of its Sweet 16 game vs. Texas Tech on Thursday and appeared to be on its way to the Elite Eight. Making it to the West Regional Final would have been anther step in one of the best coaching jobs of John Calipari's career and made the Razorbacks' slow start in Calipari's first season in Fayetteville a distant memory.

Just after the NCAA Tournament, St. John's got a big addition as five-star Arizona State guard Josan Sanon decided to transfer to the Red Storm. However, questions swirled around

Calipari made a name for himself with the Kentucky Wildcats as one of the top recruiters and game strategists in college basketball, but many questioned if he'd be able to do the same at Arkansas. While Calipari and the Razorbacks struggled at times during the season,

John Calipari explained his decision not to call a timeout in the final seconds of Arkansas basketball's loss to Texas Tech in the Sweet 16.

However, there was enough time for John Calipari to call a timeout and draw up a play for his team with the season on the line. Instead, the Arkansas head coach decided not to call a timeout. It was quite the move,