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Florida State running back James Wilder Jr. was released from the Leon County Jail at 9 a.m. on Saturday after spending more than a week behind bars. Wilder admitted to violating his probation during a plea hearing Thursday and was sentenced to 11 days in jail, with credit for eight already served. That put his expected release date as Sunday, but by Saturday afternoon the rising sophomore was out of jail and already had taken to Twitter, saying, "It feel good to be known as james wilder jr again instead of a number." Wilder was in jail after failing a breathalyzer test before a court-mandated work-camp day earlier this month. Florida State has not issued an official statement regarding potential punishments for Wilder, but because the charge was only classified as a misdemeanor, coach Jimbo Fisher is not required to issue a suspension.
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