SAN DIEGO — Kansas coach Bill Self left open the possibility Sunday that the Jayhawks’ season-ending loss to St. John’s was not just the close of a turbulent year, but also potentially the start of a larger conversation about how much longer the Hall of Famer will be around college basketball.
After the No. 4 seed Jayhawks were eliminated 67-65 in the Round of 32 on No. 5 seed St. John’s buzzer-beating layup, Self said he planned to return home, meet with family and evaluate what comes next.
“I haven’t really gone through much on the court,” Self said.
After the No. 4 seed Jayhawks were eliminated 67-65 in the Round of 32 on No. 5 seed St. John’s buzzer-beating layup, Self said he planned to return home, meet with family and evaluate what comes next.
“I haven’t really gone through much on the court,” Self said.