Kansas basketball coach Bill Self said he has not made a decision about his coaching future following the Jayhawks' season-ending loss to St. John's on Sunday.

The longtime coach indicated that any decision regarding his future will be based solely on his health considerations. Self made the comments after Kansas was eliminated in what appeared to be the second round of postseason play.

The loss marked the end of the college career for standout player Darryn Peterson, who had been a key contributor for the Jayhawks during his time in Lawrence. Peterson's departure represents a significant roster change for the program.

Self has been the head coach at Kansas for multiple seasons and has built the program into a consistent national contender. His comments about health-related considerations suggest physical concerns may be influencing his decision-making process about continuing in his role.

The uncertainty around Self's future adds another layer of transition for Kansas basketball as the program evaluates both its coaching staff and roster composition heading into the offseason.