Bill Self Weighs Future: Health Key

0:00On March 26, Kansas coach Bill Self has shot down rumors that he's retiring anytime soon. The 63-year-old told reporters there's no set timeline for his future, calling the speculation flat out wrong. With the J-Hawk season wrapped up after their NCAA tournament exit, he's focusing on what comes next. Self says his choice will hinge on his health. He loves coaching, but wants to feel strong enough to do it right. After getting home, he'll talk it over with family and figure things out from there. Over the past couple years, Self has dealt with some heart scares. He had a standard heart catheterization in 2023 after chest tightness, missing the postseason. Last year, doctors put in two stents, and he even went to the hospital in January as a precaution. Right now, though, he's feeling better than he has in ages. He hasn't made up his mind yet on returning next season, but his track record speaks for itself. Two national titles and a 634-2. 167 records since taking over in 2003. Fans will have to wait a bit longer for clarity, but Self's passion for

1:05the game suggests he might stick around if his health holds up.