
Carlton Bragg to Return from Suspension Against Kansas State
Kansas Jayhawks sophomore forward Carlton Bragg Jr. will return to the lineup for Monday's matchup against Kansas State after being suspended indefinitely on Jan. 26 for a violation of team rules, according to the Kansas City Star's Jesse Newell.
Kansas head coach Bill Self told reporters about Bragg's return prior to the game with the Wildcats on Monday after the forward was told his drug charge would be dismissed in six months if he doesn't commit another crime, per the Associated Press.
The Associated Press noted Bragg was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia last week.
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Unfortunately for Kansas and Bragg, turmoil has defined his 2016-17 season.
He was previously suspended after being accused of domestic violence, but those charges were dropped and ultimately reversed after surveillance video emerged showing the initial accuser, Saleeha Soofi, placing her hands on him first, per the Kansas City Star's Hunter Woodall.



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