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John Calipari’s daughter was going through it while sitting in the stands during Arkansas’ hard-fought victory over Kansas in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament on Thursday night.
CBS cameras captured Megan Calipari with her head tucked her in lap as the Razorbacks went on a 7-0 run to go up four with less than two minutes to left to play.
Calipari’s 10th-seeded Razorbacks held on to upset the No. 7 seed Jayhawks, 79-72, at Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence, Rhode Island.
Megan was hunched over in her seat while her mom, Ellen Calipari, patted her back, as seen in videos on social media.
The Razorbacks were down by three points with three minutes left in the second half before they gained momentum.
Megan, who matched her mom in a red shirt, could hardly watch.
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Taking to her Instagram Stories after the game, Megan re-shared a photo of the moment that was captioned, “Its ok you can breathe now!”
The image showed Ellen appearing to console Megan after Arkansas advanced to the second round to face St. John’s on Saturday.
“Hey guys thanks for asking but no I’m not okay,” Megan wrote.
There was added pressure on Calipari entering March Madness 2025 as Arkansas secured its first NCAA tournament win since reaching the Sweet 16 in 2023 under then-coach Eric Musselman.
It marked Calipari’s 58th NCAA Tournament win and he leads all active coaches, breaking a tie with Kansas head coach Bill Self.
Arkansas will tip off against the No. 2 seed St. John’s on Saturday at 2:40 p.m. ET.
