KU Coach Bill Self Hospitalized After Illness: Latest Update
The University of Kansas (KU) basketball coach Bill Self was hospitalized on Monday due to health concerns. A spokesperson for KU Athletics confirmed that Self felt unwell and was taken to LMH Health for precautionary treatment. He received IV fluids and is reported to be feeling better but did not travel with the team for their upcoming game in Boulder, Colorado.
Health Update on Bill Self
Self’s condition raised concerns among fans and the community, prompting the team to clarify the situation. It remains uncertain if he will be able to travel with the Jayhawks or if an interim coach will take charge for their match against Colorado scheduled for 10 p.m. on Tuesday.
Previous Health Issues
Bill Self has faced several health challenges, particularly related to his heart. Key events in his medical history include:
- In July 2025, he had two stents inserted after experiencing worrying symptoms.
- Self missed the postseason in 2023 after hospitalization on March 8 due to chest tightness.
- During that period, he also underwent a procedure to have two stents placed.
- He had another heart procedure in the fall of 2022.
Due to these health issues, Self did not participate in any Big 12 Tournament or NCAA March Madness games following his hospitalization last year. The Jayhawks faced a first-round exit against Arkansas during that tournament.
As the situation develops, further updates from KU Athletics are anticipated. Fans and supporters are hopeful for a swift recovery for their esteemed coach.
