Florida State quarterback Deondre Francois has been dismissed from the team, coach Willie Taggart announced Sunday.

Taggart said in a statement that he told Francois on Saturday night he is no longer a part of the program. Taggart's decision to drop Francois came the same day the quarterback's girlfriend posted a video to Instagram alleging abuse by Francois, the Associated Press reported.

"As we build a new culture and foundation for FSU football, we have high expectations for all of our student-athletes and we will not shy away from those high standards of conduct," Taggart said in a statement. "We are moving forward as a program."

Francois hasn't been charged with a crime. He couldn't be reached and Francois' uncle, Pat Julmiste, didn't respond to a phone call seeking comment.

Damon Miller, public information officer for the Tallahasee Police Department, told ESPN that the woman did not share the video with police when the dispute occurred in January 2018.

"On the day of the incident (in January 2018), she did not make us aware of the video and did not share the video with us," Miller said. "We found out about the video on Saturday like everyone else."

Only last month, Francois announced he would return to Florida State for his senior season in 2019.

Francois was involved in a domestic dispute with his pregnant girlfriend in January 2018, but no arrests were made, nor charges filed. Tallahassee Police said Francois and the woman gave varying accounts of the incident to officers, who said they could not establish probable cause for charges.

According to an incident report, Francois called police and told them his ex-girlfriend "was in his home, breaking things and tearing up his room." The woman told police Francois broke down the bedroom door, picked her up, threw her onto the ground and cut her forearm. The state attorney also declined to file charges.

In April 2018, Francois was cited for misdemeanor possession of marijuana after police raided his apartment.

Francois, who just completed his redshirt junior season, started two years for the Seminoles. Last season, in his first year playing under Taggart, Francois threw for 2,731 yards with 15 touchdowns and 12 interceptions in a rocky season that ended with the Seminoles failing to make a bowl game for the first time since 1981.

As a redshirt freshman in 2016, he led the Seminoles to a 10-3 record and appeared to be the future at the position. But he missed nearly all of 2017 with a serious knee injury.

With Francois gone, James Blackman is the front-runner to win the starting quarterback job. Blackman started in place of Francois in 2017 and threw for 2,230 yards, 19 touchdowns and 11 interceptions.

ESPN's Mark Schlabach and The Associated Press contributed to this report.