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Duke CB apologizes for swatting away trainer's arm as she checked on injured player

Name: Duke CB apologizes for swatting away trainer's arm as she checked on injured player
Uploaded: 2026-10-19T11:43:30+00:00
Description: Duke football player Kimari Robinson has apologized for swatting away a trainer's arm during a recent game against UNC. The incident sparked backlash, but Robinson later expressed remorse, acknowledging his actions were inappropriate despit...

Duke football player Kimari Robinson has apologized for swatting away a trainer's arm during a recent game against UNC. The incident sparked backlash, but Robinson later expressed remorse, acknowledging his actions were inappropriate despit...

ESPN· Oct 19, 2026 · 11:43 AM · 12 views

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