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During recent discussions with reporters about the on-going off-field incidents involving his football players, Florida State head coach Jimbo Fisher said that he is disappointed and places responsibility on himself. Per ESPN:
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"Just like it is anywhere else in the country, you as the head coach take responsibility, and you continue to educate," Fisher said. "You hope they don't make mistakes, and when they do, you punish and adjust and continue to educate so they don't do it again."
The question is, will anything change at Florida State?

Fisher recently dismissed back-up quarterback De'Andre Johnson for domestic violence and current Seminoles running back Dalvin Cook is currently suspended for an alleged domestic violence offense.
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WorkinDawg113 months
Yeah, whatever Jimbo. You know in your heart you're a crappy coach. That's why you are held hostage by your players. They don't respect you. Just like most of college football and your wife.
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wartiger2004113 months
Chizik Lite
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Rabern57113 months
Meh. Just coach speak to make it out like he isn't a coach that let's his star players slide when he needs them. He's wasting his breath because everyone seen him let Winston slide and he can't change that with words now.
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Outside looking in113 months
He keeps forgetting that he never punished Famous Jameis. That is where he lost the team's respect. He is stringing it out with Cook hoping everyone will forget so he doesn't have to punish him as well. Its easy to suspend him for now, they aren't doing anything.
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Whiznot113 months
Why is the RB who hits girls still on the team? Only scrubs receive significant punishment at FSU. Expect more girls to be beaten by FSU's cowardly football players.
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