I saw the note that Whittingham is 133-13 when leading at halftime (91.1%) and someone stated that's fairly normal and Kalani's is about the same.

So I got curious and wanted to check

2016: 6-0
2017: 4-0
2018: 4-2 (losses to Northern Illinois and Utah)
2019: 4-2 (losses to Toledo and USF)
2020: 10-1 (loss to Coastal Carolina)
2021: 7-0
2022: 5-0
2023: 4-2 (losses to Kansas and Oklahoma St)
2024: 2-0

So in total, Kalani is 46-7 (86.8%) when leading at halftime. Which is worse but not markedly so. If he'd held on in two more of those, he'd be 90.6% and if he'd held on in three of those seven losses, he'd have a percentage ahead of Whittingham