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Duke CB apologizes for swatting away trainer's arm as she checked on injured player
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Kimari Robinson, the Duke cornerback who swatted the arm of a training staff member as she checked on an injured player during the team's game against North Carolina over the weekend, apologized for his actions Sunday night.
Kimari Robinson, the Duke cornerback who swatted the arm of a training staff member as she checked on an injured player during the team's game against North Carolina over the weekend, apologized for his actions Sunday night.
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