Devonte’ Graham Apologizes Following Arrest for Failing to Appear in Court for Expired Tags Blog KU Sports Sports 02/23/201703/11/2017 Tweet Kansas junior guard Devonte’ Graham was arrested for failing to appear at a July court date after he was cited for driving with an expired tag. Graham said in a press release from KU Athletics that he was driving an ex-teammate’s car and thought the ticket was paid. He didn’t attend his July court date after receiving a Notice to Appear. “That’s on me, and I apologize to everyone,” Graham said in the press release. “I learned a lesson the hard way.” Graham was released on $196 bond, according to the booking report. It was announced later on Thursday that head coach Bill Self will not suspend the junior guard. “Devonte’ made a mistake,” Self said in the press release. “This is why we tell our guys to inform us when they receive a citation, no matter how minor. For their sake we don’t want something so minor to become a story.” The team won its 13-straight Big 12 regular season title after beating TCU 87-68. KU visits Texas on Saturday. Related posts: Guards of the Big 12 Are Ready to Compete Wayne Selden Declares for NBA Draft; Will Hire Agent Devonte’ Graham Rocks Yeezy Boosts During Media Availability Kelsie Payne Kills it on the Court