The anger was immediate, arising just minutes after news broke that USC and UCLA were headed for the Big Ten Conference. Fans tapped out posts on social media, one after another, invoking the name of Larry Scott.
A year had passed since the former Pac-12 commissioner stepped down, yet people blamed him for the loss of two marquee programs. They labeled him "destructive" and "a fraud," predicting that business schools would someday teach about his "leadership failures."
Larry Scott single-handedly destroyed the Pac-12, they wrote.