Previously on the bag game.

A lot of people love me for doing what I do.

I mean, I don't think I had NBA dreams because to be honest with you, I didn't think they were real.

My bag will just got stuck and we start spinning out.

Somebody had caught the NCAA anonymously and told them like they should investigate me.

On the night of November 14, 2017, Billy Preston and the rest of the University of Kansas, J. Hawks were at the United Center in Chicago.

Game 2 from Chicago, we welcome you back to the State Farm and Champions Classic and two of the real blue bloods of this board.

Number 7 Kentucky and number 4 Kansas on the heels of the family.

And for Billy, it would be his first regular season game as a J-Hawk after having set out the first game for missing curfew.

Lawrence Journal World Sports Reporter Matt Tate was in Chicago to cover the game.

It was supposed to be a pretty big time night for Billy and for Kansas and then in the media room before the game.

You started hearing a little bit about Billy's not going to play and all of a sudden you're trying to figure out why not.

One hour before tip off, the J-Hawks released a statement from head coach Bill Self.

It read, on Saturday, Billy was involved in a single vehicle incident on campus.

There were no injuries but Billy's car sustained damage.

After I learned about the incident, I reported it to our administration.

The administration determined that we needed a clearer financial picture specific to the vehicle.

We decided to hold him out of tonight's game and will continue to do that until the review is complete.

This was the first anyone in the media was hearing about Billy's car accident the previous weekend.

And the first indication that Kansas had questions about whether Billy would be eligible to play.

Billy president not playing again here tonight.

He originally was in the single car accident on campus, no injuries.

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