Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott tests positive for coronavirus with mild flu-like symptoms
The Pac-12 announced on Friday that commissioner Larry Scott has tested positive for the coronavirus, but it sounds like he is doing OK.
The conference released a statement about the situation, saying Scott got tested after experiencing mild flu-like symptoms.
Statement from the Pac-12 Conference (July 10, 2020): pic.twitter.com/odEoOL20XO
— Pac-12 Conference (@pac12) July 11, 2020
Scott is said to be self-quarantining while continuing to operate in his role as commissioner.
The announcement comes the same day the conference said they will be playing a conference-only schedule in football this fall.
Scott, 55, has been the Pac-12’s commissioner since 2009. A recent report said he could be pushed out by school administrators.
