Pactwell Commissioner George Kliakov, man, he had an awful, just an awful Pac-12 media day.

I'm Pete Mundo, Heartland College Sports. It's great to be here with you. For those of you watching on

YouTube, yes, we're coming from a remote location another week. By the way, we'll be back in the

studio next week, just getting some time off, spending it with family.

So if you're watching on YouTube, just know that we are so committed to you and committed

to the show that, yes, we are remote for this week, but don't read anything into that.

I promise you.

That being said, I had to hop on here this weekend because it was a disastrous media day for

Pac-12 fans, for Pac-12 teams, for the entire conference. George Cleof-Kov has got to be one of

the worst commissioners that college sports has ever seen, and I'm sure he's a very nice man.

It's not a personal attack.

It's just to continue to reiterate that he's playing checkers while those around him,

especially Big 12 Commissioner Brett Your Mark, is playing chess. You know, you go into Pactwell Media

Day and all the reports were about how the Pactwell was set to announce

that it was going to have this new media rights deal, and it was going to be a great time to roll it out,

and everybody in the league was going to be excited, and everybody was going to prove the Big 12

and the naysayers and the haters wrong that the Pact 12 was fine. The Pact 12 was a cohesive unit. And the PAC 12 was going to

survive with its 10 teams. Well, what happens? We find out this past week that the PAC 12 does not

have a new media rights deal. And in fact, the commissioner does not want to talk about TV deals,

media rights, or anything like that. So Klievkov at Pactwell Media Day this past week,

here was a question from one of the media members. The question was as follows. It's a very

simple question. You just said you're not announcing a deal today on purpose because you want

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