Bill Self recently had a very scary health incident occur. Just a couple of weeks late he revealed some major news for his upcoming season regarding his health.

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self told the Field of 68's Jeff Goodman he will be ready to coach during the 2025-26 season after undergoing a heart procedure in July.

In July, Kansas Jayhawks basketball coach Bill Self was hospitalized after experiencing “some concerning symptoms.” The legendary coach then underwent a heart procedure and was expected to make a full recovery, with the university releasing a statement at that time as he received two stents.

Nearly two weeks after he was hospitalized after he experienced some concerning symptoms (which led to a heart procedure), Kansas‘ Bill Self has revealed that he received a clean bill of health from the doctors and will have no restrictions while coaching this season.

Longtime Kansas men’s basketball coach Bill Self was hospitalized last month amid a significant health scare, but he has since returned to his normal day-to-day activities.

Kansas men's basketball coach Bill Self was released from the hospital Saturday after undergoing a procedure to have two stents inserted, the school announced. Self initially went to Lawrence Memorial Hospital on Thursday after feeling unwell and experiencing "concerning symptoms."

After suffering a health scare, Kansas coach Bill Self appears to be on the mend. Self has been released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital after receiving two stents on Thursday, he indicated in a Saturday afternoon statement reported upon by ESPN's Jeff Borzello. The university had said Thursday it believed Self would "make a full recovery."

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self was released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital on Saturday, two days after having two stents inserted into his heart to treat blocked arteries.

Kansas men's basketball coach Bill Self speaks out for the first time following his recent health scare and subsequent operation.