WW wasn't Lawrence Phillips, as I said before. Lawrence was actually productive in college. In fact, Lawrence was so productive, people were willing to overlook the fact that he was a violent sociopath. The reason why Soldinger was brought up was because unlike you, HE WAS ACTUALLY THERE AND ABLE TO WITNESS EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENED. You really think that Don Soldinger, one of the most brutally honest guys out there would lie for Randy Shannon of all people? It's obvious that no matter what happened, you would run with the narrative you've created in your mind, because you think your relationship with Willie means that the dude could do no wrong.
Think it's a weird coincidence that the ONLY levels Willie found any success in college ball was in places where the talent level was no better than HS ball? There's a reason why. You can do the crap he wanted to do in Juco and D3 ball, because those guys lack the overall talent to punish someone like Willie for having awful instincts. You can't freelance and be an effective linebacker at the FBS level. Glenn Cook didn't have WIllie's physical skills, but he was also less likely to do things that would sink the entire defense. The entire "Beason wanted Willie on the field" thing is more a case of why players shouldn't be entrusted to make major decisions, because a fair number of them don't look at the overall picture. Again, there's a reason why despite his physical limitations, Glenn Cook has a thriving career in football, and Willie spent a good chunk of his adult life in either dead end jobs, or in prison.