Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott has had his contract extended through 2016 by the conference's board of directors, which is made up of all 12 university presidents.
Scott has made sweeping changes during his short tenure in charge, including expanding to 12 participating schools, a groundbreaking media rights deal and creating a Pac-12 network. He is now pushing to open the door to Asia as a possible destination to export an annual conference game.
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"My fellow board members and I are delighted to have reached a long-term agreement with the commissioner to continue his excellent work on behalf of the Pac-12," said Ed Ray, President of Oregon State University and Chairman of the Pac-12 Board. "We are on the brink of a period of extraordinary accomplishment and excellence throughout the Pac-12 and Larry's continued leadership and vision for the Conference are critical elements in realizing that potential."
Scott has made sweeping changes during his short tenure in charge, including expanding to 12 participating schools, a groundbreaking media rights deal and creating a Pac-12 network. He is now pushing to open the door to Asia as a possible destination to export an annual conference game.Click here for the full story.
"My fellow board members and I are delighted to have reached a long-term agreement with the commissioner to continue his excellent work on behalf of the Pac-12," said Ed Ray, President of Oregon State University and Chairman of the Pac-12 Board. "We are on the brink of a period of extraordinary accomplishment and excellence throughout the Pac-12 and Larry's continued leadership and vision for the Conference are critical elements in realizing that potential."
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