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From left, KU basketball senior Jordan Juenemann, coach Bill Self, and players Tyshawn Taylor and Conner Teahan gather for a photograph before Sunday's KU commencement at Memorial Stadium.

Vacation’s over: Self refreshed, ready for 10th season at KU

Refreshed after last week’s golf excursion to Cabo San Lucas — and energized after watching three of his Kansas University basketball players graduate on Sunday — an upbeat Bill Self returned to work bright and early Monday.

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"I feel I have a lot more upside in football than I do in basketball. I feel I can get a lot better quick. It’s going to be kind of what opportunity I have. We have a bunch of good quarterbacks on the team. I’ve always loved both sports. I kind of have to look out for what’s best for not only my future, but the (two) teams’ future. I feel whichever one I might be a bigger help for and whichever is also best for me."

— KU men's basketball player Conner Teahan, talking after the KU football spring game on April 24, 2010. Teahan, in an attempt to walk-on for the football team, was on the field for four plays as quarterback. Shortly after, he decided to give up on football and return to only playing basketball, where he later became a rotation player for the 2011-12 KU men's basketball team that reached the national championship game. Read the story.

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