If you have $4 million to burn, you too can live like a legendary college basketball coach. According to Drew Franklin of Kentucky Sports Radio, the

Calipari, who left the Wildcats last month after 15 years for the head coaching position at the University of Arkansas, purchased the home in 2009 for $1.875 million. Melinda Drake, the realtor at The Brokerage who listed the home, said they went based off the appraisal value rather than the market value.

The John Calipari effect was on display Monday when a top recruit decommitted from Kentucky to then commit to Arkansas, where Calipari is now the head coach. Four-star recruit Karter Knox is following Calipari to Fayetteville after visiting the campus on an official visit.

When John Calipari left the University of Kentucky for the same job at Arkansas, it was widely assumed that he'd be bringing some talent with him to Fayetteville, especially given the strong recruiting class he'd assembled prior to his exit.

After leaving Kentucky to become the new head men's basketball coach at Arkansas, John Calipari has reportedly succeeded in getting a major recruit to

Now that John Calipari's tenure at Kentucky is over, he's officially ready to part ways with his house in Lexington. On Wednesday morning, Matt Jones of Kentucky Sports Radio pointed out that Calipari's property is up for sale.