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Kansas coach Bill Self released from hospital after heart procedure for 'concerning symptoms'
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."
Kansas’ Bill Self says he’s ready to coach after recovering from July procedure
Self, entering his 23rd season as Kansas coach, met with media Friday for the first time since his hospitalization July 24 when, according to the university, Self “felt unwell and experienced some concerning symptoms.” Self, who was released from the hospital on July 26, said Friday he would be able to coach a game tomorrow if Kansas played.
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Bill Self provided a number of updates about the Kansas Jayhawks during his media session on Friday. He talked about his health and how he is feeling great and even better along in his progress than ...
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