I can't find the exact meaning of what he did on google, but it doesn't look to be as serious as the other two incidents.
College students nowadays have so many more advantages because of technology, but they are also at a disadvantage because of that same technology.
If you do anything out of line, someone can snap a photo with their phone, send it to Facebook, and in five minutes, it can be spread all over the world.
You'd think that someone on the coaching staff at FSU would take the time to explain this to Winston.
Either they haven't or they have and he simply hasn't listened.
As far as "disciplining him", I don't think Fisher has the guts to try to win without him. If he was ever going to discipline him it would have been last year, and well, you know that story.
The saddest thing to me is this---Winston has an opportunity to serve as an outstanding role model for kids, and he doesn't embellish that opportunity at all. He really doesn't care, and he has no fear of facing any consequences no matter what he does wrong.
If he doesn't change his thought process he'll pay a big price, but not while he's at FSU. Obviously the only thing they care about is winning games at whatever cost to society as a whole.
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