Where is Hollin Pierce from?

Hollin Pierce is a former collegiate football offensive tackle for the Rutgers Scarlet Knights from 202-2024. He made his career start at Syracuse as a walk-on by redshirting in the first season of 2020. Pierce started all 13 games in 2024 at the position of left tackle and was selected to the Shrine Bowl 1000. He received a nomination for the 2024 Burlsworth Award and was named 98th best college football player by On3.

Pierce scored the offence record of 422 yards at Virginia Tech and 329 yards with no sack against Howard. At Minnesota, he has an offense total of 349 yards with three touchdowns. His success continued as he scored 370 yards of total offence with no sacks at Maryland. For three seasons from 2020 to 2022, Pierce gave the Scarlet Knights 24 starts out of 26 games, thus becoming a starter in 2021. He was selected as the All ECAC Offense and received second-team All-Conference by Phil Steele. (via Rugers)

Hollin Pierce's Hometown

Hollin Pierce hails from Trenton, New Jersey, USA. In 2020, he joined Rutgers University in New Brunswick, where he is completing his studies in sociology. Raised by Tara and Michael Pierce joined the team of Rutgers as an unranked college football player. He participated in one game as a reserve walk-on in 2020. Pierce completed high school at Fork Union Military Academy in Fork Union, Virginia. He played as the offensive and defensive player for coach Greg Hyslop at Trenton Central High School. Pierce is a member of the varsity basketball team. (via Rutgers)

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Hollin Pierce's Nationality

Pierce holds American nationality and citizenship. He was born in Trenton, New Jersey, USA, as per NFL's official website.