Bruce Pearl got his 10th victory over John Calipari on Wednesday. Here's what Calipari said separates this Auburn basketball team from Pearl's others.

The Auburn Tigers survived a low-scoring battle with the Arkansas Razorbacks on Wednesday that pitted two of the most well-respected coaches in college basketball against one another, Bruce Pearl and John Calipari.

Calipari departed from Lexington for the job in Fayetteville after last season. His time at Kentucky has had him enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass. Kentucky won the national championship in 2012.

In a battle of legendary SEC head coaches, John Calipari and the Arkansas Razorbacks will go on the road to face Bruce Pearl and the No. 1-ranked Auburn Tigers on Wednesday night. While this is an important game for both teams for very different reasons,

To add fuel to the burning fire in Arkansas' desire, Coach Pearl has two National Player of the Week honorees under his wing - Johni Broome and Denver Jones. Each and every one of

John Calipari didn't hold back on the difference between Arkansas and Auburn after another crushing late loss.

The Tigers have had a strong season, while the Razorbacks have struggled to stay consistent. However, head coach Bruce Pearl didn’t take anything for granted, especially with Hall of Fame coach John Calipari leading Arkansas.

The No. 1 Auburn Tigers returned to Neville Arena on Wednesday and exited with a 67-60 win over Arkansas to improve its SEC record to 12-1 and 24-2 overall. However, the win was not easy to come by. The Tigers were limited to 40% field-goal shooting and 16% from three-point territory.