Self's Future Uncertain After KU's Early Exit

0:00On March 23, Kansas men's basketball team is out of the NCAA tournament after a heartbreaking buzzer-beater loss to St. John's. The red storm advances to the Sweet 16, while the J-Hawks head home early once again. Earlier this week, head coach Bill Self missed a game due to health issues, but said he was feeling much better. He praised the team's coaching staff, with Jad von stepping in as acting head coach and thanks supporters and his medical team. Self has led Kansas since the 2003, 2004 season, following stints at other schools and an earlier assistant role there. He's taken the J-Hawks to the tournament nearly every year, reached the final 4-3 times, and won national titles twice, including the most. Recent in 2021, 2022. But the last four seasons have ended with first week in exits, adding pressure amid his health recovery. Fans and analysts are watching closely as recent struggles mount. Self plans to head home, spend time with family, and discuss his future with the program.

1:01He loves coaching, but wants to make sure he's healthy enough to perform at his best, leaving everyone wondering what's next for this story team.