Christopher
03-23-2010, 10:01 PM
By J. Brady McCollough - Posted on 23 March 2010
Kansas coach Bill Self spoke with reporters on Tuesday morning in an effort to wrap up a season that began with high hopes and ended in disappointment on Saturday with a loss to Northern Iowa in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
Self, candid as usual, gave a glimpse of his mental state just three days after one of the most painful losses of his career.
"It's not life or death," Self said, "although in our world it's very serious. But it's not. I am not in mourning. I am down. For me personally, there is a period of time where you go from being really sad, and selfishly you're sad for yourself, but most of it you're sad for your players because you know it's the end, you know Sherron (Collins) can't get it back.
Read more: http://campuscorner.kansascity.com/node/803#ixzz0j3jyCPyS
Kansas coach Bill Self spoke with reporters on Tuesday morning in an effort to wrap up a season that began with high hopes and ended in disappointment on Saturday with a loss to Northern Iowa in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
Self, candid as usual, gave a glimpse of his mental state just three days after one of the most painful losses of his career.
"It's not life or death," Self said, "although in our world it's very serious. But it's not. I am not in mourning. I am down. For me personally, there is a period of time where you go from being really sad, and selfishly you're sad for yourself, but most of it you're sad for your players because you know it's the end, you know Sherron (Collins) can't get it back.
Read more: http://campuscorner.kansascity.com/node/803#ixzz0j3jyCPyS