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

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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