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ACC football players break down their emoji game


Emojis have evolved from Japanese culture into a worldwide form of communication. The picture based characters can be literal and figurative, allowing for the possibility of an entire conversation without actual letters or words. So we asked players from the Atlantic Coast Conference their most frequently used emoji and how they use them. (WRAL Sports Fan)

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