Bill Self discusses Kansas Jayhawks roster for upcoming season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 8:51 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self shared insights about the Jayhawks' roster on August 13, highlighting the potential for success in the 2026-27 season. Self noted the team's improved shooting capabilities and emphasized the need for contributions from players like Tyran Stokes, Keanu Dawes, and others. He sees Stokes as a key player, comparing him to former stars Andrew Wiggins and Josh Jackson. Self expressed confidence in the team's development and indicated that maintaining health will be crucial for their aspirations this season. The Jayhawks will need to establish themselves early against a challenging schedule.
- •Bill Self anticipates a better shooting team this season.
- •Tyran Stokes is expected to be a standout talent.
- •Kansas needs contributions from multiple key players.
- •Self sees parallels between Stokes and past stars.
- •Health will be critical for the team's success.
- 8:51 PMYahoo Sports — Kansas basketball coach Bill Self shares insight into Jayhawks roster
"Kansas basketball coach Bill Self and the Jayhawks are looking to compete for Big 12 and national success this year. Here’s more on KU’s roster.
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