'Terrence can take it,' Jones' aunt says of Calipari's profanity

The woman who introduced Terrence Jones to sports said Wednesday that Kentucky Coach John Calipari need not apologize for the profane scolding he gave the freshman near the end of the Alabama game.

"I don't have any worries about it," said Ava Mashia, Jones' aunt. "Terrence can take it."

Her nephew came to Kentucky to be pushed, she said. Calipari cursing is part of getting pushed.

"(Jones) sees him as a person who's trying to help him," Mashia said. "That's (Calipari's) method. That's the way he talks to everybody on the team."

ESPN, which televised Tuesday's game, showed Calipari drop a four-syllable 'F bomb' on Jones and seemingly call the freshman selfish late in the second half.

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