NEWS: Pac-12 agrees to part ways with commissioner Larry Scott. Conference CEOs just finished meeting tonight. National search for new commissioner will begin immediately.
https://t.co/4VKJQbzIeBApparently the Larry Scott news broke on Pac-12 Network hours ago but no one was able to see it
#BREAKING: The Pac-12 and longtime Commissioner Larry Scott have agreed to part ways on June 30. The conference will begin its search for Scott's successor immediately, with plans to have one in place when Scott leaves (
@SmittySBJ).
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Name I've heard from several folks around college athletics about who would be a well-regarded successor to Larry Scott running the Pac-12: Oliver Luck, former CEO of the XFL and WVU athletic director. "He makes a lot of sense... so they probably wouldn't do it."
Larry Scott is out as Pac-12 commissioner. Don’t be fooled — he did not leave the conference better than he found it a decade ago.
Column:
https://t.co/nJI9aN9zSeLarry Scott's 11-year run as Pac-12 commissioner will end in June, the conference announced Wednesday night.
https://t.co/9sorQHDgH8Just spoke to a Pac-12 source. Can confirm the league is parting ways with Larry Scott. He was extended through 2022 back in 2017. Scott has made an estimated $40 million during his time as Pac-12 commissioner.
Larry Scott will not receive new contract, will step down as Pac-12 commissioner on June 30
Pac-12 commish candidates I’ve heard: Ohio St AD Gene Smith, Stanford AD Bernard Muir, former West Virginia AD (and NCAA exec) Oliver Luck, Alabama AD Greg Byrne. ASU’s Ray Anderson could make a push. Feeling is league needs someone who knows campuses, has built-in relationships.
The Pac-12 will have many great options to replace Larry Scott as Commissioner, but one man stands alone as someone who could certainly get the conference back into the national conversation. #Walton4Commish
https://t.co/06qc2sZcMdI have requested outgoing Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott for tomorrow’s radio show.
Exit interview?
Tune in… 12-3p. You’ll definitely hear from University of Oregon president Michael Schill, Washington president Ana Mari Cauce and WSU president Kirk H. Schulz on the show.
SOURCES: Kevin Warren is in talks to take over as PAC-12 Commissioner.
(I made this up, but help me plant the seed to see if we can get the ball rolling.)
Sources: Commissioner Larry Scott and the Pac-12 are parting ways. Met with league presidents tonight.
@SmittySBJ first reported.
I'm not sure Byrne would even want to leave what he has there at Alabama, but I don't think there's any administrator who understands the Pac-12's issues--and strengths--better than the former Arizona AD.
https://t.co/7Vm5VOhMZMLarry Scott's final day as Pac-12 commissioner will be June 30, one year before his contract was set to expire
https://t.co/zgJ6WiPqk9Larry Scott’s legacy as Pac-12 commissioner is not one suited for a noble ride into the sunset, writes
@ByPatForde.
Nor does his successor step into the easiest of jobs
https://t.co/q4eFuzdzeQLarry Scott said he would prefer to let others assess what his legacy as Pac-12 Commissioner will be. So I decided to take a whack at it.

From July 2009 to June 2019, Larry Scott made $36,057,637, including $5.4 million in 18-19, per current tax records.
Assuming he's paid through the end of his contract in 2022, he'll end up having made somewhere in the neighborhood of $50 million as Pac-12 commissioner.
BREAKING: Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott will depart from his role after 11 years on the job. The conference announced the decision Wednesday night and begins its search for Scott’s replacement
https://t.co/2bnTZ8OSDBSkull Session: Buckeyes accounted for the second-most NFL snaps, Gene Smith could be considered as Pac-12 commissioner, Trey Sermon's Ohio State career was nuts, and more.
https://t.co/2R9hxVHkwj@johncanzanobft The final CFB AP poll for the last 5 years illustrates the gradual death of the Pac-12
2017 = USC 3, UW 4, Stan 12, CU 17, UU 23
2018 = USC 8, UW 12, Stan 15, WSU 21
2019 = UW 9, WSU 12, UU 20
2020 = UO 5, UU 16
2021 = USC 21
Hill played in 6 games as a true sophomore in 2020.
He racked up 20 total tackles (14 solo) defended 6 passes and snagged 2 interceptions. The two interceptions came on the conference's brightest stage with the second helping secure a second consecutive Pac-12 title for Oregon.
https://t.co/Km3FDj5GwCMoja ulubiona rywalizacja w boksie (2000-12) 🥊
Morales SD 12 MAB
MAB UD 12 Morales II
Pac TKO 11 MAB
Pac D 12 JMM
MAB MD 12 Morales III
Morales UD 12 Pac
Pac TKO 10 Morales II
Pac KO 3 Morales III
JMM UD 12 MAB
Pac UD 12 MAB II
Pac SD 12 JMM II
Pac MD 12 JMM III
JMM KO 6 Pac IV
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