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Kansas' Bill Self Says He Hasn't Decided Whether to Continue His Hall of Fame Coaching Career
Bill Self will evaluate his health over the next four to six weeks before deciding on his coaching future, prioritizing medical status over team performance.
- After Kansas' season ended in San Diego, Bill Self said Sunday he hasn't decided if he will return for another season.
- Bill Self underwent a 2023 heart catheterization after chest tightness, had four stents inserted across 2023 and last year, and a January hospital visit as a precaution.
- Statistically, Self's coaching record shows 634-167 at Kansas and 855-272 overall, as the team finished 24-11 and lost in the first weekend for the fourth straight year.
- Self will return home to discuss with family and evaluate his health, saying 'My career ain't going to be based on one game'; the next four to six weeks will be decisive.
- Succession questions loom for Kansas as speculation grows on who would succeed Bill Self, 23 seasons at Kansas, while transfer portal, NIL and offensive struggles intensify scrutiny on Kansas athletic leadership and succession planners.
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Kansas' Bill Self says he hasn't decided whether to continue his Hall of Fame coaching career
Bill Self says he hasn’t decided whether he will continue his Hall of Fame coaching career after the Kansas Jayhawks’ season ended with a heartbreaking loss to St.
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