Pierce Clarkson Arrested: UCLA Suspends Basketball Player
- UCLA Bruins backup quarterback Pierce Clarkson, 21, was arrested on an unspecified felony charge on Friday, September 8, 2023, according to records from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's...
- UCLA has suspended Clarkson indefinitely "pending the outcome of the legal process," according to a statement released by the university.
- Clarkson, the son of prominent quarterback trainer Steve Clarkson, has not yet seen game action for the Bruins.Nico Iamaleava has started both games for UCLA, which currently holds...
UCLA Backup Quarterback Pierce Clarkson Arrested, Suspended
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Details of the Arrest
UCLA Bruins backup quarterback Pierce Clarkson, 21, was arrested on an unspecified felony charge on Friday, September 8, 2023, according to records from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.The arrest was made at noon by the Los Angeles Police Department’s Southwest Division, and bail was set at $30,000.
Clarkson’s first court date is scheduled for October 3, 2023.
UCLA Response and suspension
UCLA has suspended Clarkson indefinitely “pending the outcome of the legal process,” according to a statement released by the university. the school indicated that the situation will be further evaluated by the UCLA Office of Student Conduct, and any additional disciplinary action will align with university policy.
Clarkson’s Football Career
Clarkson, the son of prominent quarterback trainer Steve Clarkson, has not yet seen game action for the Bruins.Nico Iamaleava has started both games for UCLA, which currently holds a 0-2 record after losses to Utah and UNLV.
Prior to joining UCLA, Clarkson spent two seasons at Louisville, completing six passes for 18 yards and rushing for 9 yards on five attempts. He briefly transferred to Ole Miss in January 2023 before committing to UCLA in May 2023.
