For reference, ASU’s eight scholarships lost over a three-season period with only one reduction remaining in 2024 altogether marked a considerably less severe punishment compared to Tennessee’s 28 across five seasons.

Great reporting by Chris Karpman. You may not read about this from the NCAA for weeks. Turns out the Herm Edwards era at ASU was a complete disaster. Widespread wrongdoing.

Antonio Pierce and former analyst Anthony Garnett did not reach agreements with the Committee on Infractions. They are believed to be contesting one or more elements of the allegations.

But make no mistake, Pierce is also looking at a severe show-cause penalty for his role.

BREAKING: Herm Edwards’ show-cause penalty turned out to be one of the longest of any head coach in NCAA history, sources told Chris Karpman.

The full report, including details on show-cause penalties for several former staffers lasting 3-10 years:

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BREAKING: ASU reduced its scholarship allotment by 7 in 2022-23, must reduce by 1, from 85 to 84, in 2024. ASU will not be allowed to host recruits for 4 weeks between now and Aug. 1, and not have contact with recruits for 4 weeks between now and Aug. 1.

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BREAKING: Regina Jackson, the mother of former ASU QB Jayden Daniels, who won the Heisman at LSU and is an expected first-round NFL Draft pick, was determined to have provided impermissible benefits to recruits by the NCAA Committee on Infractions.

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BREAKING: The specific lengths of show-cause penalties for seven former ASU football staffers, including former head coach Herm Edwards who received a $4.4 million severance package, are detailed in this exclusive report by Chris Karpman.

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BREAKING: Herm Edwards agreed to a five-year show-cause penalty—one of the longest ever for a football HC—with the NCAA's COI for his significant role in Arizona State's recruiting violations case, per sources.

Six staffers got 3-10 years. Full details:

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Arizona State set a high bar with Honolulu (Hawaii) St. Louis offensive lineman Houston Kaahaaina-Torres after his official visit 247sports.com/college/arizon…

ASU receives a pledge from Cade Colombara, a 6-foot-4, 185-pound ‘25 RHP recruit with a 2.15 ERA across 42 1/3 innings pitched at Carmichael Jesuit High School (Calif.) this season.

Colombara is ASU’s sixth pitcher commit in the ‘25 class, based on Perfect Game’s prior count.

My story on three portal prospects visiting ASU right now, including Nebraska senior QB transfer Jeff Sims and two others who are more highly regarded at positions of immediate need.

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On campus at ASU now. Tapp is the No. 23 edge prospect in the transfer portal. He had eight tackles as a redshirt freshman in 2023. Listed 6-foot-3, 266 pounds. Would help replace Anthonie Cooper.

He was a top-10 recruit in Louisiana in the 2022 class.

Senior Nebraska QB transfer Jeff Sims is currently visiting ASU, I've learned. Great size, impressive athlete and arm talent but struggled with turnovers in a few games last season. Before that, he was a three-year starter at Georgia Tech. He has 31 career TD passes and 29 INTs.

Rylon Dillard-Allen (Rylon “Batman” Dillard-Allen), a coveted top-5 in-state 2025 prospect, became the Sun Devils highest-ranked in-state commit since 2017 when he announced this morning.

More on the Mountain Pointe phenom here:

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Kenny Dillingham called upon people to “stop with the negative” surrounding ASU just days after the NCAA announced mitigated Level 1 recruiting infractions for violations committed by the previous staff:

“Let’s stop with the negative, stop with the things in our past and what

Kenny Dillingham on news that ASU cornerback Ed Woods has entered the transfer portal:

“I didn’t know that for sure. That was still an up-in-the-air thing when we took practice…If he does enter the portal, I have a lot of respect for Ed. I really want Ed to succeed in life.”

Kien Vu’s triple slash through 30 games played and 18 starts reads like Road to the Show numbers on rookie difficulty:

.449/.511/.795

Such a jump, even in 37 fewer PAs and 24 fewer ABs from when he hit .255/.379/.353 as a true freshman last season, is just astounding.

Video: Hear from ASU defensive backs coach Bryan Carrington on Ed Woods entering the transfer portal and his evaluation of the Sun Devil secondary through spring ball.

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Video: Everything Kenny Dillingham said following ASU’s Monday spring practice.

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ASU didn't expect starting CB Ed Woods to not be at practice today when Matt Zenitz reported he'd enter the transfer portal.

'It kind of hurts because he didn't let us know as a family that he was leaving, but every person got to do what is best for them.'

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