Self criticizes KU fans for profanity directed at Bidunga
ESPN NCAAM • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 22, 2026, 3:47 AM
Last updated Oct 22, 2026

Kansas coach Bill Self stated that the Jayhawks fans crossed a line with profane taunts aimed at former player Flory Bidunga during their matchup against Louisville on October 21. While Bidunga anticipated some level of heckling from the crowd, Self emphasized that the language used was unacceptable. This incident highlights tensions surrounding Bidunga's departure from Kansas as he now competes for Louisville. Self's comments may lead to further discussions about fan behavior at games.
- •Bill Self spoke out against fan behavior on October 21
- •Flory Bidunga faced profane taunts during the game
- •Bidunga expected taunting but not profanity
- •Incident underscores his departure from Kansas to Louisville
- •Discussion may arise about appropriate fan conduct
- 4:43 AMESPN NCAAM — Self says KU fans crossed line aiming profanity at ex-Jayhawks star Bidunga
"Louisville's Flory Bidunga said he expected Jayhawks fans to taunt him Wednesday night, but Kansas coach Bill Self said the use of profanity crossed a line.
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