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From RegisterGuard.com (Oregon paper): Change is coming. The Pac-10 is finally ready and willing to catch up, then keep up. If you doubt it, consider the grand barnstorming tour in July, when Scott and the league’s football coaches will meet in New York with major media outlets. The next day, they’ll roadtrip to Bristol, Conn., home of ESPN, for more interviews and exposure. Then they’ll fly together on a charter (you think Rick Neuheisel and Lane Kiffin trapped together at 30,000 feet could be entertaining?) to Los Angeles for the traditional media day gathering. The purpose, of course, is to build the Pac-10 brand. And to combat that nebulous East Coast bias. And in the grand scheme of things, the P.R. blitz isn’t a big deal. But it’s an indication the Pac-10 is going on the offensive. If you’ve been following the league for any length of time, that should be refreshing. Sounds good. Read rest of it by clicking on the link above. GO BRUINS.

Some good neds out of the Pac-10 meetings. With Tom Hansen's reign to come to an end on July 1st, I've got to assume this is Larry Scott's work. While not a New Year's Day game, the Alamo Bowl would be a big step up for the Pac-10.

So Tom Hansen says that the Pac-10 is investigating a Pac-10 Network, just as the commissioner is leaving his post. Too little, too late Tom as the OC Register also revels how far behind the Pac-10 is in revenue. New commissioner Larry Scott sure has his work cut out for him.