ACC commissioner John Swofford refuses to take a stand against HB2

Posted Aug 24, 2016
ACC commissioner John Swofford declined to take a public stand on North Carolina's controversial HB2 law when asked about it Wednesday. "We don't want to damage our league with any premature decisions," Swofford said on The David Glenn Show when asked if his league might move championship events from North Carolina if the law isn't amended or eradicated. (CBS Sports)

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