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More Allegations Against Jameis Winston

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Without reading the article it will be an easy bridge for some to cross.

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Without reading the article it will be an easy bridge for some to cross.

 

Quick summary...Winston's high school teammate and close family friend made his biggest bet ever with a bookie on the same night that Winston had his worst half of football ever...which netted the friend $5,000.

I've been saying it for a while.

 

FSU cannot wait until Jameis leaves in January.

Quick summary...Winston's high school teammate and close family friend made his biggest bet ever with a bookie on the same night that Winston had his worst half of football ever...which netted the friend $5,000.

 

I am speaking specifically about the level of play in each half.

 

I was really excited to watch that game and Louisville turned me off in a major way. So, it is easy to believe that something was cooking with FSU in the first half after watching the total domination in the second half.

 

I am going to say it, that game didn't pass the smell test for me.

Now I'd like to watch a replay of the game.

 

Winston made his day in the second half hitting guys in the flat where Louisville simply didn't have the guys to defend it. If I were to go back and watch the replay, would I see that the flat was open in the first half and he was just passing on it? If so, I'd be inclined to believe this is true.

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I am speaking specifically about the level of play in each half.

 

I was really excited to watch that game and Louisville turned me off in a major way. So, it is easy to believe that something was cooking with FSU in the first half after watching the total domination in the second half.

 

I am going to say it, that game didn't pass the smell test for me.

 

I agree 100%

It just keeps on coming... I'd like to watch that first half again.

:lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

 

Yeah, because that's the first time all season Jameis has played crappy the whole first half. Was the defense in on it also? They gave up what....24 points in the first half? Was the offensive line in on it also? They opened up ZERO holes for the RBs in the first half. Wait....were the coaches in on it also because they didn't use Dalvin Clark for his 9 carries of domination until the second half.

 

Amazing........

 

 

:lol2: :lol2:

 

 

I heard Jameis rescued a dog the other day. Come to find out he stole the neighbor's dog and took it to a kill shelter.

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Make sure you watch the first half of the NC State game also. And the Notre Dame game as well. He sucked in the first half of those games too. And go see if his buddy made some money on those games as well.

Now I'd like to watch a replay of the game.

 

Winston made his day in the second half hitting guys in the flat where Louisville simply didn't have the guys to defend it. If I were to go back and watch the replay, would I see that the flat was open in the first half and he was just passing on it? If so, I'd be inclined to believe this is true.

 

I realize I am painting a conspiracy theory and I didn't mention it until now (if I gave out all of my theories you all would think I was crazy) but the game didn't feel right to me.

 

And if you want to investigate, forget anyone else in the game and watch Winston on each and every play and chart your observations. Most of the rest of it is just noise.

I am speaking specifically about the level of play in each half.

 

I was really excited to watch that game and Louisville turned me off in a major way. So, it is easy to believe that something was cooking with FSU in the first half after watching the total domination in the second half.

 

I am going to say it, that game didn't pass the smell test for me.

 

Boy it sure doesn't.

Make sure you watch the first half of the NC State game also. And the Notre Dame game as well. He sucked in the first half of those games too. And go see if his buddy made some money on those games as well.

 

True. I really don't think that this could possibly happen or that he would. It would just be interesting to watch the picks and what not. Maybe his buddy just knows how bad he is in the first half...

 

Going back to the Title game last year, FSU is averaging 14.5 in the first and 25.5 in the second. This excludes the Citadel game and Clemson.

True. I really don't think that this could possibly happen or that he would. It would just be interesting to watch the picks and what not. Maybe his buddy just knows how bad he is in the first half...

 

Anyone who has watched FSU play this year knows how bad they are in the first half. It happens every game and I have seen every FSU game this season. The source of this allegation? A bookie who got mad that someone placed a bet on UL to be up on FSU by a point at halftime. That was the bet. UL +1 in the first half. Are Winston's former teammates not allowed to bet against his team? Oh...my bad....close family friend. :lol2:

 

I can't believe people even take this serious. It's funny, sad and frustrating at the same time. People wonder why FSU fans despise the media's treatment of Jameis and FSU. This is why. Unfounded claims enlarge the Winston smear campaign.

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Maybe they have a first half scheme in multiple games this year.

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