Syracuse WR Mike Williams: "It bothers me...I was never a quitter.'

Syracuse receiver Mike Williams says he's bothered by the perception that he quit the Orangemen football team after seven games last season. Williams, who slipped to the fourth round before being drafted by the Bucs, called the incident a 'miscommunication,' between himself and Syracuse coach Doug Marrone. Bucs general manager Mark Dominik said Williams was suspended for a game against Akron for missing curfew. An automobile accident involving Williams later resulted in a miscommunication with Marrone and caused him to miss the rest of the season. "Oh, yeah, it bothers me a lot,'' Williams said Saturday. "Because if anybody knows me, even coach Barrone would tell you I'm not a quitter. If anybody knows me, they know I don't quit anything. If I was a quitter, when I got suspended because of my grades, I would've quit Syracuse then. When I got suspended for that game for my paper, I would've quit Syracuse then. I was never a quitter. I ...