Here are some of Bill Self’s quotes from his postgame press conference following the Jayhawks’ win on Saturday.

Kansas basketball featured a new starting lineup Saturday, as Darryn Peterson missed a second-straight game. Here’s why Bill Self made that decision.

After recent health scares, a former Kansas assistant has shared a prediction for the conclusion of Bill Self's coaching career.

KU’s starting lineup Saturday was Melvin Council Jr., Kohl Rosario, Tiller, White and Bidunga. For a while, this one was too close for comfort. The Jayhawks led by only eight at half, and Princeton cut the margin to one point in the second half.

The flurry of commitments the Kansas men’s basketball team secured during a busy week in early October translated to multiple official signings on Wednesday, the first day of the early signing period.

Kansas coach Bill Self was somewhat surprised to learn in his Friday press conference that his team’s current 2026 recruiting class — which to this point consists of Davion Adkins, Luke Barnett, Taylen Kinney and Trent Perry — ranks among the top few in the country.

As a sophomore guard at Oklahoma State, Self played the Tigers in the 1983 NCAA Tournament. As a 12-seed, Princeton stunned No. 5 OSU 56-53 in the first round of the West Regional on March 19, 1983 at Gill Coliseum in Corvallis, Oregon.