Lmao the voters for the playoffs want FSU outta here. They pretty much ready for them to lose so they can have a reason not to have them in the playoff.If these dudes repeat,
New York Times going HAM at FSU
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Not ESPN. But other media outlets felt the need to include Jameis.
Tallahassee officers did not test Williams for alcohol or note in the police report if they asked him whether he had been drinking.
This comes as the handling of a sexual assault allegation against Seminoles quarterbackJameis Winston has been in the spotlight for a year. FOX Sports and New York Times reports alleged that police tampered with the 2013 investigation of the Heisman Trophy winner, handing over police reports to university officials and Winston's legal representation days before they were given to the state attorney.
Winston could face a university hearing as it pertains to the FSU code of conduct, but the hearing may provide the quarterback with an interestingly timed punishment that might not affect the team's attempt to win the national championship. The university's hearing was delayed and won't begin until Dec. 1, and if it is concluded on Dec. 5, a decision would not be due until Jan. 13, one day after the College Football Championship.
http://www.sbnation.com/college-foo...te-police-tallahassee-pj-williams-hit-and-run
a hit and run is a felony in some states. HUGE difference between a hit and run accident, and a regular car accident.whether this happens at other colleges is not the issue. the issue is this happening period. covering up and hiding crimes because a guy plays athletics is ridiculous
Jameis gotta be like, "I'm glad I didnt ride along"
but if we skrong then we skrong
They returned to the scene while the officers where there. The cops didn't have to send out cars to find them or issue a call searching for them. I assume that takes the hit-and-run off the table if it's officer discretion...it seems the issue they're trying to make is that PJ wasn't even asked if he had a drink or took a breathalizer test. Like I said, responsible journalism would make this about TPD and how they let PEOPLE go with tickets on cases that could be hit and runs. This isn't the only instance. Yet, to stop at PJ got special treatment, is unfair and irresponsible journalism. They're trying to make an off campus issue with no campus cops involved into a FSU issue when this is clearly a TPD issue.
SEC is clean
Yeah breh.
Schools full of children of rich white men who love football are 100% clean.
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Willy Da Waffleman
this would be a helluva 30 for 30 ten years from now if they repeat this year 
Cliff Notes? we dont read full articles in 2014 breh 
duckbutta
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I was just thinking about this the other day...
Their are entirely to many holes in her story, and with Winston lawyer coming out and saying that if they paid her a certain amount of money she would go away...
But...it was obvious to me that the police had no intent at all of prosecuting Jameis from the get go...the police came off as "come on now do you really think we are going to prosecute the star qb at FSU? Really?
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White folks gonna be feeling like they did when OJ got acquittedIf these dudes repeat,
duckbutta said:I was just thinking about this the other day...
Their are entirely to many holes in her story, and with Winston lawyer coming out and saying that if they paid her a certain amount of money she would go away...
But...it was obvious to me that the police had no intent at all of prosecuting Jameis from the get go...the police came off as "come on now do you really think we are going to prosecute the star qb at FSU? Really?
He was a redshirt freshman yet to take a single snap for FSU.....doubt they'd throw their credibility in bushes for Jameis at that time when they were hunting Greg Reid down for everything he did.