Pac-12 announces task force to examine college basketball issues
Posted Oct 18, 2017
Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott announced the conference will form its own task force to address issues in college sports in the wake of an FBI investigation that resulted in the arrests of assistant basketball coaches at Arizona and USC. Scott said the committee would include UCLA AD Dan Guerrero, Utah AD Chris Hill, former Stanford and Cal coach Mike Montgomery, ex-football player Charles Davis and former NCAA administrator Tom Jurnstedt.
(Arizona Daily Star)
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