Bill Self has agreed to an extension that will pay him $52.21 million in total compensation over the next ten years.

“We believe Bill Self is among a very small number of elite basketball coaches in the country, and this ensures that we compensate him accordingly,” KU athletic director Sheahon Zenger said.

Self’s new deal pays him $3.856 million annually. Retention payments from his previous contract carry over, meaning he can earn an additional $22.41 million in bonuses by staying with the Jayhawks through the 2022 season.

Wayne Selden will take an official visit to Kansas on Oct. 12.

Selden will be joined on the visit by Aaron Gordon, Tyler Roberson, and Karviar Shepherd.

Selden is also considering Florida, Missouri, UCLA, Syracuse and Ohio State.

Bill Self tonight will visit the home of Aaron Gordon, a 6-8 senior small forward from Archbishop Mitty High in San Jose, Calif.

Kentucky and several other high-profile schools have been heavily recruiting Gordon, whom recruiting analysts have ranked as a top-10 prospect in the class of 2013.

Gordon has said he will wait until the spring to choose a school.

Jabari Parker will meet with eight schools over the next three weeks.

Florida met with Parker on Tuesday, and DePaul, BYU and Kansas will also meet with the nation’s top ranked senior this week.

The following week, North Carolina, Michigan State and Duke will meet with Parker. The week after that, Stanford is set to make a trip to visit him.

Parker tweeted a list of ten schools he was considering in July. His list featured Georgetown, Florida, BYU, Stanford, North Carolina, Kentucky, Duke, DePaul, Michigan State and Kansas.

Aaron Gordon, a top-five prospect in the class of 2013, confirmed his official visit schedule.

Gordon will host Arizona (Sept. 10), Kentucky (Sept. 11), Washington (Sept. 18), Kansas (Sept. 25) and Oregon (TBA).

The 6-foot-7 wing will also travel to Oregon (Sept. 21), Washington (Sept. 28), Kansas (Oct. 12), Arizona (Oct. 19) and Kentucky (TBA).

There is no timeline for a final college decision.