Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce has received a steep punishment by the NCAA for recruiting violations during his time at Arizona State.

Las Vegas Raiders coach Antonio Pierce has been hit with an eight-year show-cause order by the NCAA for violations during his time as an assistant coach at Arizona State. Former Arizona State staffer

Antonio Pierce is a head coach in the NFL now with the Las Vegas Raiders, but he will face significant hurdles if he ever plans on returning to

The Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce was recently suspended by the NCAA for some of his actions during his time at Arizona State University. Pierce received a one-year suspension if he ever became an employee again at a university.

Heading into Week 5 of the 2024 NFL regular season, the Las Vegas Raiders are sitting at 2-2 coming off a win against the Cleveland Browns when they didn’t have two of their best players in defensive end Maxx Crosby and wide receiver Davante Adams.

Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce received a penalty from the NCAA on Thursday for recruiting violations committed while he was a member of the footba

NCAA infractions committee determined Pierce “knowingly and blatantly” disregarded and violated recruiting rules during the pandemic.

The NCAA slapped Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce with a significant penalty that will take effect should he ever return to college coaching. The Division I Committee on Infractions announced Thursday that Pierce received an eight-year show-cause order for his role in recruiting violations when he served as associate head coach on the staff of former Sun Devils coach Herm Edwards.

The NCAA penalized Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce for recruiting infractions during his time as a college staffer. On Thursday, the NCAA issued an eight-year show cause order against Pierce for engaging in impermissible recruiting activities during the COVID-19 dead period as an