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Pierce, who served multiple roles, including associate head coach and recruiting coordinator, at ASU from 2017 to 2022, was sanctioned by the governing body for an alleged roughly year-long prohibited recruiting scheme. CNN has reached out to Pierce, the Raiders and ASU for comment. Pierce “consistently denied planning or arranging any portion of the visits, providing recruiting inducements, or participating in the out-of-state contacts and evaluations,” according to a NCAA press release. In the 67-page report, the NCAA provided what it described as multiple examples of the former Super Bowl Champion knowingly and repeatedly conducting forbidden recruiting violations. The NCAA has accused Antonio Pierce of recruiting violations while coaching at Arizona State University.
Persons: Antonio Pierce, Pierce, Pierce “, Arizona State University . Jordon Kelly, Anthony Garnett, Regina Jackson, Jayden Daniels, Jackson, , , Jones, Organizations: CNN, Las Vegas Raiders, Arizona State University, ASU, NFL, Sun Devils, Raiders, NCAA, Super Bowl, Getty, Washington, , Broncos Locations: Garnett, Arizona, Denver
The lower level in Molly Garber and Braden Pierce’s Fort Greene duplex was redesigned with a sleeping niche and a home office. Credit... Kate Glicksberg for The New York Times
Persons: Molly Garber, Braden Pierce’s, Kate Glicksberg Organizations: The New York Locations: Greene
HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) — Former Arizona Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury isn’t going to Las Vegas to become the Raiders offensive coordinator after all, a person informed of the decision told The Associated Press on Saturday. They have interviewed former Chicago Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy, who is available but is in contention for the openings at New England and New Orleans. Mike Sullivan remains the Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterbacks coach, so he is a possibility. Cincinnati Bengals quarterbacks coach Dan Pitcher is off the market after being promoted to offensive coordinator, and former Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt is now the Patriots OC. He is the Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator.
Persons: HENDERSON, Kliff Kingsbury, Kingsbury, Antonio Pierce’s, Luke Getsy, Mike Sullivan, Dan Pitcher, Alex Van Pelt, Zac Robinson, Chip Kelly, ___ Maaddi, ___ Organizations: Former Arizona Cardinals, Raiders, Associated Press, USC, Chicago Bears, Pittsburgh Steelers, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Patriots OC, Las Vegas, Atlanta Falcons, UCLA, NFL.com Locations: Nev, Las Vegas, New England, New Orleans, Kingsbury, Tampa , Florida
Pierce, who allegedly received nearly $250,000 in EMax tokens as payment for touting the investment, paid $1.4 million in February to settle the SEC’s allegations of deceptive securities promotion. The new ruling, Masson said, should serve as a blueprint for crypto investors who contend they were duped by celebrity promoters. The beefed-up amended complaint convinced the judge that investors had plausibly accused the celebrity influencers of doing just that: exerting influence over their followers by endorsing EMax tokens. Fitzgerald’s previous decision dismissing claims against Kardashian and the other EMax promoters, Masson said, might have created an impression that celebrities can’t be held responsible for allegedly deceptive crypto touting. “You cannot get away with this.”Read more:Kim Kardashian, other celebrities beat EMax crypto investors' lawsuitKim Kardashian pays $1.26 million fine for paid crypto ad, SEC saysOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
Persons: Kim Kardashian, Michael Fitzgerald, Kardashian, Floyd Mayweather, famer Paul Pierce, Mayweather, Pierce “, , Fitzgerald, Hyping, you’ve, Scott, , ” Fitzgerald, Michael Rhodes, Cooley, Pierce, Joel Weiner, Katten Muchin Rosenman, James Sanders, Reed Smith, influencer Logan Paul, Paul, King & Spalding, Sean Masson, Scott —, Kardashian —, EMax, Masson, , can’t, ” Masson, ” Read Organizations: District, Los, NBA, famer, U.S . Circuit, Securities, Exchange Commission, King &, SEC, Thomson, Reuters Locations: California, , Florida
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