Stanford became the latest school to experience a change at the top as Marc Tessier-Lavigne announced his resignation.
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, which followed allegations of academic misconduct, is effective at the end of August. He remains a member of the Pac-12 Board of Directors until that point and, notably, will keep his position on the board’s executive committee until his departure, as well. In other words, there are just two presidents, Schulz and Robbins, with ample experience in office and a solid grasp of college athletics.
If the athletic directors were in charge of the Pac-12 instead of the school presidents, would a media rights deal be done by now? — @MarcSheehan006the conference would not be in this position.The athletic directors would have been smart enough to acceptto partner on the Pac-12 Networks and sign the conference to a long-term deal for the Tier 1 rights.
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