NCAA Imposes Sanctions on Arizona State Football for Recruiting Violations

The NCAA has finalized penalties for Arizona State following a lengthy investigation into improper recruiting practices during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Arizona State received four years of probation, a fine, and a self-imposed postseason ban for the 2023 football season.
The violations involved unethical conduct and a failure to monitor the football program, leading to significant penalties.
Former head coach Herm Edwards and other staff members were implicated in hosting recruits during a designated 'dead period'.
Some penalties were self-imposed by ASU, including scholarship reductions and recruiting restrictions, as part of their cooperation with the NCAA.
Two individuals are contesting portions of their cases, with final decisions pending from the NCAA.