Arizona State imposes bowl ban following recruiting violations during Herm Edwards’ tenure
- Arizona State University faces allegations of multiple violations under Herm Edwards
- Herm Edwards, former coach of the Jets and Chiefs, was fired by the school in September 2022
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Arizona State University has taken the initiative to self-impose a one-year bowl ban while the NCAA investigates potential infractions that occurred under former football coach Herm Edwards.
The ban, announced on Sunday, is a proactive measure as the NCAA explores allegations of recruiting violations by the Sun Devils during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Since 2021, the NCAA has been conducting an investigation into the program, specifically examining claims that Arizona State hosted recruits despite the NCAA-imposed ban on in-person recruiting known as the ‘dead period’.
Due to COVID-19, the NCAA temporarily halted official visits and recruiting trips for over a year in all sports.
The investigation into Arizona State was triggered by a dossier of documents submitted to the NCAA on May 31, 2021, which detailed the alleged violations.
Arizona State allegedly committed a slew of violations with Herm Edwards as head coach
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