[Jskass]

You guys are right, Larry Scott is terrible at his job.  
https://twitter.com/wilnerhotline/status...9521594368

Oh, wait, he's not in charge anymore you say? Was he in charge when the Pac-12 voted against expanding the CFP?  Nope, wasn't on the job then either.

MAYBE, and work with me here, those who oversee the Commissioner are the real reason the Pac-12 has imploded.

What does the tweet you posted have anything to do with whether Scott was or was not a good commissioner?

BC

It's more about how Kliavkoff is not exactly Jim Delany, Roy Kramer, or even Bob Bowlsby. 

My greater point is Tom Hansen, Larry Scott, and George Kliavkoff have all made disastrous choices and the common denominator is their bosses.

What are Kliavkoff's "disastrous choices"? Hiring a head of DEI? With all due respect, to quote a former boss, that take displays more heat than light.

Voting against CFP expansion was arguably the worst decision any of those three I cited made. It was the final straw for USC that led to them bolting for the B1G.

The USC President is the one who ended the conversation on conference expansion. They cannot have it both ways - blaming their departure on not expanding is ludicrous if they are the ones who said no.

[Jskass]

You guys are right, Larry Scott is terrible at his job.  
https://twitter.com/wilnerhotline/status...9521594368

Oh, wait, he's not in charge anymore you say? Was he in charge when the Pac-12 voted against expanding the CFP?  Nope, wasn't on the job then either.

MAYBE, and work with me here, those who oversee the Commissioner are the real reason the Pac-12 has imploded.

What does the tweet you posted have anything to do with whether Scott was or was not a good commissioner?

BC

It's more about how Kliavkoff is not exactly Jim Delany, Roy Kramer, or even Bob Bowlsby. 

My greater point is Tom Hansen, Larry Scott, and George Kliavkoff have all made disastrous choices and the common denominator is their bosses.

What are Kliavkoff's "disastrous choices"? Hiring a head of DEI? With all due respect, to quote a former boss, that take displays more heat than light.

Voting against CFP expansion was arguably the worst decision any of those three I cited made. It was the final straw for USC that led to them bolting for the B1G.

The USC President is the one who ended the conversation on conference expansion. They cannot have it both ways - blaming their departure on not expanding is ludicrous if they are the ones who said no.