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A former Florida State football player who was suspended back in May after a Title IX investigation found him responsible for dating violence could be enrolling in the school again in the near future, and the victim in the case is furious. Tashan Reed of The Athletic reported on Tuesday that Josh Ball, a former four-star recruit who started nine games at offensive tackle for Florida State in 2017, is attempting to play for the Seminoles again. He would need to first be reinstated by the university, but sources told Reed that Willie Taggart and the FSU coaching staff are open to letting Ball back on the team if that happens. Ball transferred to Butler County Community College in El Dorado, Kan., after he was suspended, and Butler head coach Tim Schaffner told The Athletic in a text message that “it is my understanding that FSU would love to have him back on their team.” Ball’s suspension came after his ex-girlfriend, Sandra Sellers, received an injunction against him last year after she filed paperwork seekin
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