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I've been thinking about, spent a lot of time researching it, and that's Larry Scott

with the Pac-12. Larry Scott is a commissioner of the Pac-12 conference. He's had that job

for over 10 years. And in the last decade, I can't imagine anyone would argue that he's

done a good job. Let's start with the money. All right? The Big Ten hands out 55 million

per conference member. That's the most of all the power five conferences. The SEC is

second about 45 million, but that number is projected to go way up once the CBS game

on Saturday becomes an SEC game. The Big 12 is around 40 million. The Pac-12 is fourth

at 32 million per team, but they're going to be surpassed by the ACC with their new ACC

network deal with the SPN. So that'll mean that Pac-12 will be last of all the revenue

generated for its members. But Larry Scott makes more than every other conference commissioner.

Maybe you've heard this, maybe you haven't. He's over five million dollars a year for

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