
New Mexico is the third stop for Bragg after the once-heralded recruit began his career at Kansas and then transferred to Arizona State. Bragg transferred to Arizona State from Kansas in May 2017 and would have had to sit out the season, per NCAA rules. He was kicked off the team for an unspecified violation of team rules and left Arizona State in January 2018 before playing for the Sun Devils. He then resurfaced at New Mexico where Weir assembled a roster of second- and third-chance guys. Bragg and J.J. Caldwell, a 6-1 junior point guard who started his college career at Texas A&M, were both suspended indefinitely before the Dec. 22 game against Houston Baptist. The University did not say why. The Journal reported Caldwell also has not been charged, but he has been accused of misdemeanor battery against a household member for an alleged Dec. 14 incident in his apartment near the school’s arena. Photo: Brandon Ortega Follow Adam Zagoria on Twitter And Like ZAGS on FacebookThis is the last shot I got of Carlton Bragg last night after the Lobos beat Air Force
— Brandon Ortega (@Brandega) January 13, 2020
It was the last game he will play for the Lobos after being removed from team earlier today
Unfortunate end to his career at UNM@KOB4 @LoboInsider pic.twitter.com/STwUvNSGUS