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Jon Rothstein sits down with Kansas head coach Bill Self for a wide-ranging conversation about basketball, family, his future in coaching and the state of the Jayhawks heading into the 2026-27 season.
Self opens up about balancing the demands of modern college basketball with family life and becoming a grandfather before reflecting on Kansas’ 2025-26 season, including the challenges of playing with and without Darryn Peterson and the Jayhawks’ NCAA Tournament loss to St. John’s.
Self also discusses the health concerns that made him wonder whether doctors would tell him it was time to retire, why he ultimately decided to return to the sideline and what continues to motivate him at this stage of his Hall of Fame career.
Plus, Self breaks down what Kansas needs to do to get back among college basketball’s elite, the makeup of this year’s Jayhawks, the addition of No. 1 recruit Tyran Stokes, the latest on the Kansas-Missouri rivalry and what he expects from another loaded Big 12.
0:00 Intro
0:35 Balancing family with current college basketball
1:45 Being a grandparent
3:20 Thoughts on last season
5:00 Kansas with & without Darryn Peterson
6:20 NCAA Tournament loss to St. John’s
7:30 Deciding to return
9:15 Thinking doctors might tell him to retire
10:20 Why he keeps coaching
14:15 How to get Kansas back
16:00 This rendition of Kansas
18:15 Tyran Stokes
19:30 Kansas-Missouri game update
21:20 League games
22:00 The 2026 Big 12
24:00 Big 12 talent
26:00 Kansas’ keys in 2026
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