A few highlights from ACC commissioner John Swofford's opening address at this morning's ACC Kickoff in Charlotte. "I don't like the optics of gambling in college sports, but at the same time, it's obviously going on illegally, and has been for years. … I don't know how much it changes anything, and I'm not sure anybody does."
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