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The Florida State athletic program is again dealing with a current star who is under investigation by the Tallahassee Police Department.

Football Nation has learned through various sources that running back Karlos Williams is part of an on-going investigation of an alleged domestic battery case.

According to USAToday.com, "The alleged crime is an active on-going investigation and Florida Law does not allow TPD to discuss the details of any case while it is on-going," the police department said.

Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher said Friday in response to a report that Williams had been suspended, "There's another false report, and that's amazing how things happen. "Whoever has sources, whoever has rumors, needs to check who they are talking to – because that is about as far from truth as there is."

This is the second time in as many years that a Florida State football player has been the subject of a police investigation where an alleged assault took place. Last season it was revealed that quarterback Jameis Winston was accused of sexual assault from an incident that took place in 2012. The State Attorney in Tallahassee ruled there was not enough information or evidence to pursue an indictment in the case.

The Williams case is still being investigated by TPD.

Officer David Northway, spokesman for TPD, said the agency received the case Saturday night and it was immediately assigned to the agency's Criminal Investigation Division.

"Once the case is complete, it will be released under the guidelines of Florida Public Records Law," he said.

The Florida State Athletic Department says the status of running back Karlos Williams is under review after the Tallahassee Police Department said he was the suspect in a domestic battery incident.

Once word leaked concerning Williams, the FSU Athletic Department released this statement.

"The Athletics Department is aware of an investigation by the Tallahassee Police Department involving football student-athlete Karlos Williams. Until we receive more information regarding the alleged incident his status with the team will be under review."

Williams, a senior running back starting this season for the first time in his career, has rushed for 378 yards and seven touchdowns for the undefeated Seminoles.

Tallahassee attorney Tim Jansen says he is representing Williams. He declined to comment.

There is no word yet whether Williams will play in the game against Louisville on Thursday.

The Florida State athletic program is again dealing with a current star who is under investigation by the Tallahassee Police Department.

Football Nation has learned through various sources that running back Karlos Williams is part of an on-going investigation of an alleged domestic battery case.

According to USAToday.com, "The alleged crime is an active on-going investigation and Florida Law does not allow TPD to discuss the details of any case while it is on-going," the police department said.

Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher said Friday in response to a report that Williams had been suspended, "There's another false report, and that's amazing how things happen. "Whoever has sources, whoever has rumors, needs to check who they are talking to – because that is about as far from truth as there is."

This is the second time in as many years that a Florida State football player has been the subject of a police investigation where an alleged assault took place. Last season it was revealed that quarterback Jameis Winston was accused of sexual assault from an incident that took place in 2012. The State Attorney in Tallahassee ruled there was not enough information or evidence to pursue an indictment in the case.

The Williams case is still being investigated by TPD.

Officer David Northway, spokesman for TPD, said the agency received the case Saturday night and it was immediately assigned to the agency's Criminal Investigation Division.

"Once the case is complete, it will be released under the guidelines of Florida Public Records Law," he said.

The Florida State Athletic Department says the status of running back Karlos Williams is under review after the Tallahassee Police Department said he was the suspect in a domestic battery incident.

Once word leaked concerning Williams, the FSU Athletic Department released this statement.

"The Athletics Department is aware of an investigation by the Tallahassee Police Department involving football student-athlete Karlos Williams. Until we receive more information regarding the alleged incident his status with the team will be under review."

Williams, a senior running back starting this season for the first time in his career, has rushed for 378 yards and seven touchdowns for the undefeated Seminoles.

Tallahassee attorney Tim Jansen says he is representing Williams. He declined to comment.

There is no word yet whether Williams will play in the game against Louisville on Thursday.

With Rashad Jennings sidelined with a sprain MCL going into week 6, the Giants are going to lean on a rookie RB by the name of Andre Williams to help carry the load.  Who is Andre Williams? Well unless you’ve been in exile for the past year, Williams was the leading rushing (2,177 yards) with 18 TDS and a solid 6.18 yards per carry with Boston College last season.

Despite his success in college, Williams was overlooked by every team through the 1^st 3 rounds of the draft and then in the early 4^th round was selected by the Giants.  There were 10 RB’s selected ahead of Williams, most notably Carlos Hyde, Tre Mason and Bishop Sankey. Although the verdict is still out on all these RB’s, landing the leading rusher in college football in the 4^th round can be considered a steal.

During his rookie pre-season, Williams displayed the power and surprising speed that made him the leading rusher in college football. With Rashad Jennings cemented as the starter, the Giants could slowly groom Williams into a solid 2^nd tier option as a rookie.  In the past two games, Williams has seen his playing time increase and has responded with 60+ yards in each game with 2 TD’s.  Expect those numbers to improve over the next several weeks as Williams should be seeing more action and plenty of touches.

 What I like about Williams running style is that he runs with authority and although he will never be a take it to the house type RB, Williams will hardly be taken down with arm tackles. He has great vision and hits the hole quickly, to go along with his excellent balance; which makes him hard to bring down on 1^st contact. Also, let’s not overlook his ability to pass protect; which is essential in the NFL and also his leadership qualities.

The biggest rap against Williams during his college career has been his inability of catch the ball. I firmly believe that most of this was in part of the offensive scheme Boston College implemented. Williams didn’t need to be featured as a receiving RB due to his success running the ball. I believe he will improve as his NFL career progresses.

This week, Williams will have the opportunity to show not only the teams that passed him by in the draft, but also the Giant fans that he is very capable of handling the load. He will be tested against the Eagles and then the Cowboys over the next 2 games. With a bye in week 8, perhaps Jennings will be ready to assume his starting duties for week 9. If not, Williams will be the featured back against the Colts. These next few games are pivotal for the Giants in their quest for a playoff spot. Williams needs to contribute in order for the Giants to succeed. I believe he will and help this team to a 2-1 record in that stretch.

Of course, I could be wrong, and trust me as I've been wrong lots of times, but I definitely think that Williams has the opportunity to succeed and I believe he will take full advantage of it starting this week against the Eagles.

With Rashad Jennings sidelined with a sprain MCL going into week 6, the Giants are going to lean on a rookie RB by the name of Andre Williams to help carry the load.  Who is Andre Williams? Well unless you’ve been in exile for the past year, Williams was the leading rushing (2,177 yards) with 18 TDS and a solid 6.18 yards per carry with Boston College last season.

Despite his success in college, Williams was overlooked by every team through the 1^st 3 rounds of the draft and then in the early 4^th round was selected by the Giants.  There were 10 RB’s selected ahead of Williams, most notably Carlos Hyde, Tre Mason and Bishop Sankey. Although the verdict is still out on all these RB’s, landing the leading rusher in college football in the 4^th round can be considered a steal.

During his rookie pre-season, Williams displayed the power and surprising speed that made him the leading rusher in college football. With Rashad Jennings cemented as the starter, the Giants could slowly groom Williams into a solid 2^nd tier option as a rookie.  In the past two games, Williams has seen his playing time increase and has responded with 60+ yards in each game with 2 TD’s.  Expect those numbers to improve over the next several weeks as Williams should be seeing more action and plenty of touches.

 What I like about Williams running style is that he runs with authority and although he will never be a take it to the house type RB, Williams will hardly be taken down with arm tackles. He has great vision and hits the hole quickly, to go along with his excellent balance; which makes him hard to bring down on 1^st contact. Also, let’s not overlook his ability to pass protect; which is essential in the NFL and also his leadership qualities.

The biggest rap against Williams during his college career has been his inability of catch the ball. I firmly believe that most of this was in part of the offensive scheme Boston College implemented. Williams didn’t need to be featured as a receiving RB due to his success running the ball. I believe he will improve as his NFL career progresses.

This week, Williams will have the opportunity to show not only the teams that passed him by in the draft, but also the Giant fans that he is very capable of handling the load. He will be tested against the Eagles and then the Cowboys over the next 2 games. With a bye in week 8, perhaps Jennings will be ready to assume his starting duties for week 9. If not, Williams will be the featured back against the Colts. These next few games are pivotal for the Giants in their quest for a playoff spot. Williams needs to contribute in order for the Giants to succeed. I believe he will and help this team to a 2-1 record in that stretch.

Of course, I could be wrong, and trust me as I've been wrong lots of times, but I definitely think that Williams has the opportunity to succeed and I believe he will take full advantage of it starting this week against the Eagles.

With Rashad Jennings sidelined with a sprain MCL going into week 6, the Giants are going to lean on a rookie RB by the name of Andre Williams to help carry the load.  Who is Andre Williams? Well unless you’ve been in exile for the past year, Williams was the leading rushing (2,177 yards) with 18 TDS and a solid 6.18 yards per carry with Boston College last season.

Despite his success in college, Williams was overlooked by every team through the 1^st 3 rounds of the draft and then in the early 4^th round was selected by the Giants.  There were 10 RB’s selected ahead of Williams, most notably Carlos Hyde, Tre Mason and Bishop Sankey. Although the verdict is still out on all these RB’s, landing the leading rusher in college football in the 4^th round can be considered a steal.

During his rookie pre-season, Williams displayed the power and surprising speed that made him the leading rusher in college football. With Rashad Jennings cemented as the starter, the Giants could slowly groom Williams into a solid 2^nd tier option as a rookie.  In the past two games, Williams has seen his playing time increase and has responded with 60+ yards in each game with 2 TD’s.  Expect those numbers to improve over the next several weeks as Williams should be seeing more action and plenty of touches.

 What I like about Williams running style is that he runs with authority and although he will never be a take it to the house type RB, Williams will hardly be taken down with arm tackles. He has great vision and hits the hole quickly, to go along with his excellent balance; which makes him hard to bring down on 1^st contact. Also, let’s not overlook his ability to pass protect; which is essential in the NFL and also his leadership qualities.

The biggest rap against Williams during his college career has been his inability of catch the ball. I firmly believe that most of this was in part of the offensive scheme Boston College implemented. Williams didn’t need to be featured as a receiving RB due to his success running the ball. I believe he will improve as his NFL career progresses.

This week, Williams will have the opportunity to show not only the teams that passed him by in the draft, but also the Giant fans that he is very capable of handling the load. He will be tested against the Eagles and then the Cowboys over the next 2 games. With a bye in week 8, perhaps Jennings will be ready to assume his starting duties for week 9. If not, Williams will be the featured back against the Colts. These next few games are pivotal for the Giants in their quest for a playoff spot. Williams needs to contribute in order for the Giants to succeed. I believe he will and help this team to a 2-1 record in that stretch.

Of course, I could be wrong, and trust me as I've been wrong lots of times, but I definitely think that Williams has the opportunity to succeed and I believe he will take full advantage of it starting this week against the Eagles.