Name:   Buteye - Subject:   Florida State Football Date:   11/15/2014 1:43:17 AM

Several of us shared our views on Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston on 9/19/2014. More recently, at least two more starters are now in the record books. Running back Karlos Williams is being investigated for domestic violence for assaullting his girlfriend, who lives with him and is pregnant with the couple's second child. He is also being investigated as an "associate" to Daravius Lawrence who was arrested for a June 23 robbery of a FSU student. Lawrence has been charged with robbery with a firearm{a first-degree felony} and faces an upcoming criminal trial. A police investigator attempted to interview Williams and he agreed to come in for an interview on June 30. He did not show up for the interview. The investigator tried to contact him and Williams' girlfriend told the invetigator they had  hired an attorney and he would not be giving a statement. I don't know the latest on Williams at this time. Coach Fisher was recently contacted about a report that Williams would be suspended for violation of team rules. Fisher called it "another false report". He said, "That's amazing how these things happen". Fisher also said "It's funny. That guy, who's a tremendous kid, a tremendous ambassador, I don't even know where that {suspension report} would come from. It kind of caught me off guard,  like, 'Whoa'. Karlos has been wonderful". Now, a third player, P. J. William(a starting cornerback}, was in an automobile accident at 2:37am on October 5, after the FSU football victory. William drove his car into the path of an oncoming vehicle driven by a teenager returning home from his job at the Olive Garden. Both vehicles were totaled. But rather than remaining at the scene as the law requires, William left his wrecked vehichle in the street and fled into the darkness along with two passengers, including Ronald Darby{the teams other starting cornerback}. The Tallahassee police initially charged William with "hit and run", which was later changed to two minor traffic tickets. The New York Times did a detailed investigation into this accident, and their findings suggest an unbelievable coverup to protect Mr. William. If you want to read a ludicrous report on how this case was handled by the Tallahassee Police, Google-New York Times investigates Florida State University Football Player Hit and Run Accident. One last thought, I wonder how the investigation would have been handled if the young teenager had been killed in the accident.