Pac-12, Memphis and Ed Scott
AD Scott says Pac-12 deal was a bad deal for Memphis; “We didn’t say no to Memphis’ future”
It is a decision that hasn’t sat well with a large portion of the Tiger fan base. And trust me, new Athletic Director Ed Scott has heard the disappointment about the university’s decision not to accept a bid to the rebuilding Pac-12.
Ed Scott: Pac-12 offer was ‘not a good deal for the University of Memphis’
After initially adding four teams earlier this month, all eyes were on the next steps for the Pac-12. Memphis was one of the schools to come up as a potential target, but Tigers athletics director Ed Scott said the offer was “not a good deal.
Memphis Among Four Schools To Re-Affirm Commitment to AAC, Will Not Join Pac-12
Memphis and three other universities re-affirm their commitment to remain in the American Athletic Conference amid interest from the Pac-12 Conference.
Why did Memphis reject Pac-12 and stay in AAC? It came down to a bad deal, AD Ed Scott says
New Memphis athletic director Ed Scott said that one of the factors in saying no to the Pac-12 was the business side of the matter.
Memphis AD says Pac-12 membership offer 'was not a good deal' after Tigers reaffirm commitment to AAC
That deal was not a good deal for the University of Memphis." With Memphis and other AAC programs Tulane, South Florida and UTSA also declining to jump, the Pac-12 has been left reeling as it seeks to reach eight members,
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