When Florida State head coach Jimbo Fisher named Jameis Winston the starter in August of last year, you could sense the hesitancy in his voice as a group of anxious reporters huddled around. This was genuine indecision, not the manufactured, company-man reply you’ve grown to expect from a coach delivering news.

He seemed torn—not with the announcement that Winston would start, but that a player of Jacob Coker’s caliber would be relegated to the bench.

Of course, this decision worked out brilliantly. Winston, despite the turbulent path to get there, won the Heisman. Florida State finished the season as national ch...

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