One of many potentially underrated players for Marquette.

When I watched Peirce against Lowell, he was Marquette’s obvious WR1, and made a number of good plays. I especially liked Pierce’s route running- he did a good job changing direction, and was consistently able to earn separation. From that performance alone, I think he could be a good Division 3 football player. On tape, the play at 0:31 shows some of that separation ability.

I hope that Pierce makes the trip down to Brighton like other Marquette prospects. I think that Pierce could find some success at that camp.

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Pierce caught my eye against Lowell. Obviously the best receiver on Marquette. Good deep ball tracking pregame. When Marquette went down, Pierce talked with his QB and tried to gameplan. Positive energy. Leader. Teammates respect him. Also contributed on kick return. Good personality and effort, but far lacking in athleticism department. Belongs playing D3 ball.

Pierce is already a Class of 2026 sleeper.

It’s very difficult to earn attention as a U.P. Prospect, and they usually end up earning offers from camps during the spring.

I watched Pierce in person, and I came away impressed with his route running, competitiveness, and leadership. He was consistently winning separation against man coverage, and even when his team was down, he game-planned with his teammates on the sideline. I’m pretty confident in a D3 evaluation- I’d recommend Pierce to any MIAA program.