Podcasts about commissioner larry scott

How can the Kraken avoid falling in a 3-1 hole? Bump and Stacy are joined by NHL on TNT's Alex Faust to begin Monday's second hour. In Four Down Territory, what stood out to Bump from calling the Cougs' Spring Game? On The Timeline, did former Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott know more about Comcast's $50M overpayment than he's ever led on? Also, the Seahawks appear to be emphasizing one physical trait in particular over the last few drafts. Will that continue this week? Bump and Stacy examine.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Pac-12 Commissioner - Larry Scott - on the success of the conference's media deal, and what he would have done differently regarding the launch of the Pac-12 Network.  The Tier 1 media deal he negotiated increased annual revenue 3x from the prior deal, and also introduced a new structure that shared revenue equally between schools.  The Pac-12 Network project was not originally launched with profit in mind, but rather focused on exposure. The recruiting advantage of that exposure directly impacted the Pac-12's success across multiple sports, especially women's basketball.  Listen to the full interview with AJ Maestas here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/larry-scott-pac-12/id1544529117?i=1000530266825

The most talented roster in college football this season might very well belong to Georgia. But can the Bulldogs breakthrough and win the program's first national championship since 1980? Marc Weiszer from the Athens Banner-Herald joins AP's Ralph Russo to assess Kirby Smart's program, including the recent additions of two high-profile transfers. Also, national college football writer Matt Fortuna of The Athletic joins the show to talk about Northwestern's messy athletic director search, Wisconsin's more seamless transition from Barry Alvarez, the state of Notre Dame heading into year 12 for Brian Kelly and Nick Saban's new contract extension. Q&A with outgoing Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott: https://apnews.com/article/football-only-on-ap-college-football-business-sports-904a3dc5b5a794573b95fa4b43a86046 Email the show at APTop25mailbag@gmail.com.

It feels counterintuitive, but there’s usually more going on during the off-season than during the season. And when it comes to Washington Football, that certainly seems to be true right now.  Now only are the Huskies in the middle of a search to replace their defensive coordinator, Pete Kwiatkowski, who left to do the same job at Texas, but it’s all being done at the same time the news came down that Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott would be leaving his post at the end of June.  In this exclusive conversation with Washington Athletic Director Jen Cohen, Dawgman.com’s Kim Grinolds asks Cohen for her take on the timing of the news, whether she would ever be interested in becoming Pac-12 Commissioner, and whether or not she could see former UW Head Coach Chris Petersen in the same post.  Talk then turned to Kwiatkowski and what the Huskies can do financially to attract a top assistant to replace arguably one of the best defensive coordinators in the country.  The 2020 season was a short one for the Huskies. They finished 3-1 in Jimmy Lake’s first year as UW’s head coach. Cohen talked about her take on the season and then gave her two cents - and a lot more - on the transfer portal, players dealing with the coronavirus bubble on campus, homesickness, and how all of that can take a toll on student-athletes.  In the next segment of the conversation, Grinolds moves the talk to basketball and whether or not Men’s Head Coach Mike Hopkins is on the hot seat. Cohen gives an emphatic answer to that question. She also goes into some detail into not only the new basketball operations building, which will be built where the old swimming pool is on the east end of Hec Edmundson Pavilion, but also the new Softball Performance Center, which will be next to the Dempsey Indoor Facility.  For the final segment of the conversation, Grinolds goes back to football to ask about whether or not Cohen envisions fans being in the stands for the 2021 season, and talk then turns to when the Michigan game will be replayed, future scheduling thoughts, and also information on some “virtual” events for Signing Day and Spring Football that will engage fans, despite not being able to attend due to the coronavirus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike Yam joins The Drive for a discussion on the departure of Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott, an interview with his former boss on SiriusXM Pac-12 Radio, what's next for the conference, NFL conference championship weekend, Utes in the pros + more 

In this episode Nick discusses the departure of Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott, breaks down USC and Colorado's Men's Basketball, and as always, ends the show with Bartlett's random topic of the day! Thank you for tuning in.

Titus & Tate react to Commissioner Larry Scott and the Pac-12 parting ways in the biggest Pac-12 Update yet. Plus, Indiana is back after a huge win over Iowa, Alabama picks up its second 30-point victory, and Andy Katz returns for a little college basketball tier talk.

A day we were scared would never come but is finally here. The Pac-12 and Commissioner Larry Scott are parting ways. We discuss what a momentous occasion this is with Brian Floyd of Banner Society and why it's so important that Larry disappeared now and not later. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Henry Chisholm gives his take on the news that Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott will be leaving the conference at the end of June. Then he dives into the Buffs' loss to Washington Wednesday night.

On the first hour of The Nick Handley Show, Nick is very excited to get to a certain audio clip by a new Head Coach in the NFL before we play some audio from Head Coach Scott Frost from Sports Nightly last night. Then we talk more Husker football with Sam McKewon of the Omaha World Herald. We end the hour with the news that Pac 12 Commissioner Larry Scott will not be retained come June.

A day we were scared would never come but is finally here. The Pac-12 and Commissioner Larry Scott are parting ways. We discuss what a momentous occasion this is with Brian Floyd of Banner Society and why it's so important that Larry disappeared now and not later. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A day we were scared would never come but is finally here. The Pac-12 and Commissioner Larry Scott are parting ways. We discuss what a momentous occasion this is with Brian Floyd of Banner Society and why it's so important that Larry disappeared now and not later. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chuck and Bucky discuss further the decision by the Pac-12 to dump Commissioner Larry Scott, what it means for the conference and more. Also, should the Houston Texans actually trade their angered quarterback Deshaun Watson?

The media got a chance to hear from Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott ahead of the Pac-12 Championship Game, and they peppered him with questions on a variety of subjects. Scott said the conference as a whole has had a .15 percent false positive rate since the Quidel testing partnership was put into place, and the rate of 1.2 percent positive COVID-19 tests was a testament to having student-athletes closely monitored by the schools and their own best practices and protocols within the pandemic. He also talked about the players’ work toward social justice, saying the conference is 100 percent behind their efforts, and also touched on name, image, and likeness rights. Scott said they still fully believe in the amateur model, but understand where things are headed but they need to find solutions that avoid pay-for-play. When the talk turned to Scott answering questions, he was hit on a number of different fronts. He was asked about the reputation of the Pac-12 when it comes to college football, looking back at starting the season late, how he measures success of the season, his own contract with the conference, and dealing with massive fiscal deficits throughout all the Pac-12 athletic departments. Scott was asked specifically about Colorado’s situation and being asked to be on stand-by while Oregon and USC get ready for the Pac-12 Championship Game, and also why UW and USC weren’t considered co-champions since one of the teams couldn’t play in the championship game. The questions then turned to the league's future media rights negotiations. Scott seems to believe the conference is in a position to leapfrog others when it comes to what he calls ‘untapped growth in our value’. The negotiations start up in a couple of years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott is asking the College Football Playoff Management Committee to delay the start of the playoff due to surging COVID-19 numbers across the country. The committee will discuss the idea on Wednesday. Guests include Saraland Head Coach Jeff Kelly, former Alabama RB Sherman Williams, Voice of Alabama Football Eli Gold, Bryan Matthews from AuburnSports.com, Ryan Blake NBA Director of Scouting and Jaguars Head Basketball Coach Richie Riley. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-schultz/support

Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott returns to go over game day COVID-19 testing for football, the conference's 2020 bowl plans, the Dec. 19 schedule plan, future of the Pac-12 Network, name, image and likeness legislation and legislative relief of scholarship counts

On Wednesday's edition of The James Crepea Show on Fox Sports Eugene, James goes over the Ducks feeling prepared to open season, Arizona beat reporter Michael Lev of the Arizona Daily Star previews the Wildcats ahead of Saturday's game at Utah, Washington State beat reporter Theo Lawson of the Spokesman-Review returns to breakdown the Cougars before they play Oregon State and Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott returns to review game day COVID-19 testing protocol, the conference's bowl game plans, Dec. 19 game plans, future of the Pac-12 Network, name, image and likeness legislation and scholarship relief in the future

ESPN's Ryan McGee joins The Drive to go around the horn on big picture college football, BYU's strong start, Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott + more

Here are the most important things you need to know in and around college athletics, in 5 minutes or less, for Friday afternoon October 9, 2020 including more at Wichita State, sport cuts at Minnesota, Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott on the Pac-12 Networks and much more. Be sure to check your inbox to see more news and updates from around the nation. If you are not subscribed to D1.ticker, you can subscribe at https://www.d1ticker.com/

Hour 1 has the latest Cardinals-Jets news and a visit from Larry Scott. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Soon after the Big 10 conference decided it would play an abbreviated football season, Pac-12 followed suit and announced it would have one, too. CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta talks to Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott about prioritizing player safety, and his own experience having Covid-19. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Despite an understandable request from Pac 12 Commissioner Larry Scott, the College Football Playoff announced it will not expand its field in 2020. Matt and kevin react to that news and discuss if eventual expansion is in the CFP's future. The guys also react to the opening weekend of SEC football, which included Mike Leach putting the college football world on notice and a few Heisman contenders arriving. As always, we wrap the Thursday show with a preview of Week 5 around the country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Despite an understandable request from Pac 12 Commissioner Larry Scott, the College Football Playoff announced it will not expand its field in 2020. Matt and kevin react to that news and discuss if eventual expansion is in the CFP's future. The guys also react to the opening weekend of SEC football, which included Mike Leach putting the college football world on notice and a few Heisman contenders arriving. As always, we wrap the Thursday show with a preview of Week 5 around the country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Football and basketball return to Pac-12 country as the conference announces its sports reboot. Ashley Adamson and Yogi Roth break down the developments with Commissioner Larry Scott, University of Oregon President Michael Schill, Arizona State Athletics Director Ray Anderson and Washington Huskies Head Coach Jimmy Lake.

Pac-12 Football is back! And the conference hosted a media webinar Thursday evening to talk about the details and take questions from reporters. Present for the media call was University of Oregon President and Chair of the Pac-12 CEO Group Michael Schill, Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott, Arizona State Vice President for University Athletics Ray Anderson, and Oregon State Senior Associate Athletics Director and Chair of the Pac-12 Student-Athlete Health & Well-Being Initiative Dr. Doug Aukerman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just as it appeared the Pac-12 was prepared to join the rest of the Power 5 conferences this fall, the outlook is more gloomy with COVID outbreaks in Boulder and Eugene. Brad and Eric discuss how this could be what drops the curtain on Commissioner Larry Scott's run with the conference. South Point Casino Resort Sports Marketing Director Jimmy Vaccarro (14:54 on podcast) previewed Thursday Night Football, Lions-Cardinals Sunday in Glendale and the college football weekend which begins to ramp up on Saturday with the SEC starting. Plus, azcentral/Gannett Chief Film & Media Critic Bill Goodykoonz (34:55 on podcast) Skyped in to talk about the upcoming election and much more.

The Pac-12 may be making a return to football, but it will be a week before we know whether it's real or not. Commissioner Larry Scott approved management bonuses to be paid early before they laid off 88 workers. Guess which Pac-12 Coach made the Statement about Ping Pong and #WeAreUnited? The Big Ten is clearly leading the Pac-12 around. What does the conference need to do to forge its own path? The Pac-12 Apostles is a podcast for fans who love the Pac-12 conference. George Wrighster and Ralph Amsden are committed to the honest and fair conversation about the Pac-12 conference. They talk about the good, bad, and the ugly about the Pac-12. Join them in becoming a Pac-12 Apostle by subscribing and sharing the podcast. Send your thoughts, comments, and :30 ranks to immad@unafraidshow.com. The best comments and rants will be included in the show. Visit Unafraid Show to read unapologetic articles about the conference and the teams you love. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pac-12-conference/message

Pac 12 Commissioner Larry Scott tell Dan that they have had a lot of progress in the right direction. The Commissioner says that the game changer was the ability to do daily testing. Larry says the conference needs about 6 weeks to practice and that Halloween is an aggressive start date. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

The Exchange goes in hard on the Clippers, who finally Clipped... Yeah it's a thing in L.A. The Exchange gives you NFL week picks and the Big 10 is playing football? We also kill Pac 12 Commissioner Larry Scott. Join The Exchange!

Atlanta Falcons play-by-play voice Wes Durham joins Softy and Dick to preview the Seahawks season opener in Atlanta this weekend, the game being without fans and how Georgia is getting on right now. Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott joins the show to discuss the new testing procedures for the conference, decision to postpone fall sports, what timetable for a return would look like and more.

Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott joins the show to discuss the new testing procedures for the conference, decision to postpone fall sports, what timetable for a return would look like and more.

Atlanta Falcons play-by-play voice Wes Durham joins Softy and Dick to preview the Seahawks season opener in Atlanta this weekend, the game being without fans and how Georgia is getting on right now. Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott joins the show to discuss the new testing procedures for the conference, decision to postpone fall sports, what timetable for a return would look like and more.

Atlanta Falcons play-by-play voice Wes Durham joins Softy and Dick to preview the Seahawks season opener in Atlanta this weekend, the game being without fans and how Georgia is getting on right now. Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott joins the show to discuss the new testing procedures for the conference, decision to postpone fall sports, what timetable for a return would look like and more.

Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott joins the show to discuss the new testing procedures for the conference, decision to postpone fall sports, what timetable for a return would look like and more.

Rich and the guys break down the night in the NBA playoffs and Rich makes a semi-bold prediction about Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers (5:06). Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott joins the show to discuss the impact of Covid-19 on the college football season, and if we might actually see Pac-12 sport this fall and/or winter (21:02). Cowboys owner Jerry Jones dials in to the show to talk about the 2020 season and the threat of Covid-19, how the team will look under new head coach Mike McCarthy, and how the Cowboys will approach player demands for social justice moving forward (40:33). Thank you to today's sponsors: BetOnline = Visit betonline.ag and use promo code "podcastone" to receive a 50% off welcome bonus. Geico = Visit Geico.com. In just 15 minutes you could save 15% or more on car insurance.

In this show, Michael talks about the recent announcement by Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott on the strong possibility of starting the football season by January 2021, the crossroads former UCLA Quarterback Josh Rosen faces with his NFL Career on the line.

The Seahawks and the rest of the NFL must set their 53 man rosters by 1pm tomorrow. The guys talk about a couple guys who might not make it. There appears to be a report out saying Jadeveon Clowney might pick a team after final roster cuts. Do the Seahawks still have a shot at him? Plus Jim shares a very uncomfortable story about an interaction with Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Henry Chisholm breaks down the details of the Pac-12 and Quidel Corporation partnership after hearing from Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott and others involved.

Pac 12 Commissioner Larry Scott talks to Dan that testing has changed and become more rapid and that development could have the Pac 12 playing football in October but at least by January 2021. Michael Wilbon tells Dan that he was shocked that Steve Nash got the Head Coaching position for the Nets because he was not on anybodies radar. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Dan reacts to the Nets hiring Steve Nash and says Nash’s relationship with Kevin Durant is a big part of why he got the job. Dan shares his thoughts on last night's NBA playoff games, why there will be more defense from here on out and how it will take more than a superstar player stepping up to win a championship. Reggie Miller joins the show to discuss the NBA Playoffs. Dan and the Danettes rank the top story lines for the NFL season. And Dan brings in Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott to get the latest on the conference's ability to play football this fall. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

After a brief hiatus, the Pac-12 Apostles honor the late Lute Olson. The Pac-12 has spent a lot of money on consultants to do the job of people who are supposed to be experts. Commissioner Larry Scott is now responsible for 88 more layoffs within the conference. There are some interesting details about the spending on operations of the networks that haven't previously been discussed. How does the Big Ten getting a call from Trump impact their return? Why didn't the Pac-12 get a call? We discuss whether recruiting will ultimately be impacted by not playing in the fall. And of course, we address our reviews. The Pac-12 Apostles is a podcast for fans who love the Pac-12 conference. George Wrighster and Ralph Amsden are committed to the honest and fair conversation about the Pac-12 conference. They talk about the good, bad, and the ugly about the Pac-12. Join them in becoming a Pac-12 Apostle by subscribing and sharing the podcast. Send your thoughts, comments, and :30 ranks to immad@unafraidshow.com. The best comments and rants will be included in the show. Visit Unafraid Show to read unapologetic articles about the conference and the teams you love. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pac-12-conference/message

On the third hour of The Nick Handley Show, we get into the news that the PAC 12 Conference is really stepping up their efforts to get more testing and Nick gets into the implications of what could that mean for the Big Ten conference. Next, we talk with former Husker Jeremiah Sirles on all this news of more testing and how much time players would need to ramp up and get ready for a season. Then we learn more from Pac 12 Commissioner Larry Scott as they have rapid testing available soon to their schools.

Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott has announced an agreement with Quidel Corporation to provide rapid testing on all Pac-12 campuses. Ashley Adamson spoke with Commissioner Scott as well as Oregon State's Dr. Doug Aukerman, current chair of the Pac-12 Medical Advisory Board and University of Washington Head of Sports Medicine Dr. Kimberly Harmon to discuss the importance of this groundbreaking partnership. Pac-12 Conference Press Release https://pac-12.com/article/2020/09/03/pac-12-conference-announces-groundbreaking-testing-research-initiative-quidel

Unpacking the postponement of Pac-12 competition through the end of 2020 with comments from Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott, Athletic Director Rob Mullens and more.

Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott joins Ashley Adamson and Yogi Roth to discuss what went into the Pac-12 Presidents and Chancellors decision to postpone 2020 Fall sports.

The Pac-12 is cancelling its fall sports season -- including football -- with the hopes of playing in the winter & spring months. How did this happen? What changed eleven days after the Pac-12 unveiled its updated football schedule? What does it mean for Stanford? What happens now? Many questions...we try to come up with answers, with help from Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott, Arizona State athletic director Ray Anderson, and Oregon president Michael Schill.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott, University of Oregon President Michael Schill, Arizona State athletics director Ray Anderson, and Oregon State Senior Associate Athletics Director Dr. Doug Aukerman spoke Tuesday afternoon to the media and answered questions after the announcement that the conference would be postponing all fall sports through the end of the 2020 calendar year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Despite the sudden shutdown and gradual reopening of sports around the world due to Covid, there has been a lot of news recently regarding sports betting and student athlete compensation in the U.S. Below are some of the highlights: 1. The NFL Players' Association is offering a new program to teach former NFL football players about the potential dangers of gambling addiction. A summary of the program is provided in the article linked below: https://www.legalsportsreport.com/42792/former-nfl-players-responsible-gambling-education/ 2. The Gambling Related Harm All Party Parliamentary Group published a 72-page report examining the online gambling industry in Great Britain and the possible harmful effects that online gambling can have on people, their families and their communities. One of the key recommendations is that there should be a ban on all gambling advertising, including shirts, league sponsors, pitchside ads and also in online games like FIFA. Below are links to the report and an excellent analysis of the report by the Northridge firm: Report: http://www.grh-appg.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Online-report-Final-June16-2020.pdf Northridge Article: https://northridgelaw.com/potential-ban-on-gambling-advertising-in-great-britain/ 3. The United States Senate Judiciary Committee conducted a hearing on Wednesday July 22, 2020 entitled "Protecting the Integrity of College Athletics." The hearing included testimony from Heather Lyke, athletic director at the University of Pittsburgh, who spoke on behalf of the University and Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), Bill Miller, president and chief executive of the American Gaming Association (AGA), and NCAA president Mark Emmert. Below is a link to a video of the hearing: https://www.judiciary.senate.gov/meetings/protecting-the-integrity-of-college-athletics 4. The Power 5 Conferences of the NCAA (SEC, ACC, Big 10, Big 12 and Pac 12) are working on national legislation regarding compensation for student athletes. The full proposal is not yet available, but the idea generally is to standardize NIL rules across all 50 states, preempt any existing state legislation on the same subject (e.g., Florida, California and Colorado), and provide a safe harbor to the NCAA from any anti-trust litigation by student athletes. 5. #WeAreUnited College athletes from the PAC 12 conference recently published a letter in The Player's Tribune threatening to opt out of practice and game participation in the Fall semester unless their demands regarding athlete treatment, safety and racial justice were addressed by the PAC 12 Conference. In response, PAC 12 Commissioner Larry Scott said that he is "happy to discuss" the issues identified by the players.

What got into the Mariners' bats on Monday night? Mariners analyst Mike Blowers joins Tom, Jake, and Stacy to start the second hour. BREAKING NEWS: the Pac-12 has officially cancelled all sports until 2021. How was the conference unable to come up with a plan to play during the fall? They discuss. On The Timeline, Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott speaks about the decision to cancel sports until 2021.