I’m tired of regrouping,” Bill Self said. “We don’t need to regroup. We need to be men as an entire organization and do what our job is.”

These are not heady times for No. 23 Kansas entering Tuesday night's Big 12 Conference contest against BYU in Provo, Utah. That's because the Jayhawks (17-8, 8-6 Big 12) continue

Kansas’ two-game road swing through Utah began with optimism, as head coach Bill Self believed the trip could bring the Jayhawks together like a November multi-team event — something this year’s team didn’t get — usually does.

No. 23 Kansas looks to get back on track Saturday after consecutive road losses to Utah and BYU when it hosts Oklahoma State in a Big 12 battle on CBS. The 34-point beatdown against the Cougars on Tuesday tied KU's largest margin of defeat under longtime coach Bill Self and led to some earnest reflection.

Kansas head coach Bill Self didn’t mince words after his team’s frustrating 74-67 loss to Utah on Saturday night in Salt Lake City

Bill Self became the butt of the joke Tuesday after No. 24 Kansas got completely outplayed by BYU at Marriott Center in Provo, Utah. Self's Jayhawks never

Kansas coach Bill Self used words like "awful" to begin with in rehashing his team's basketball game Tuesday night.

Kansas coach Bill Self didn’t try to hide his frustration. His face was seething, red with anger, as a call didn’t go KU’s way. Naturally, he voiced his displeasure toward a referee.

Kansas basketball head coach Bill Self didn’t mince words following his team’s 74-67 loss to Utah on Saturday night. The defeat dropped the Jayhawks to 17-8 overall and 8-6 in Big 12 play, while the Utes improved to 14-11 and 6-8.

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self is calling out his team, his coaches, and even himself after the school lost Saturday.

Losing two straight games on a five-day road trip to Utah — as well as five of eight and six of 12 — has been “frustrating” to most anyone involved with the Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball program. That extends of course to KU’s players and coaches,

Kansas head coach Bill Self watches as his team takes on Utah during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game, Saturday, Feb. 15, 2025, in Salt Lake City.