OregonLive.com: Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott and players leading the #WeAreUnited movement within the conference exchanged letters Friday that offered conflicting views on the progress made during a group video call Thursday night to discuss the players’ demands and concerns related to health and safety guidelines, eligibility and compensation.
In his letter to 17 players leading the movement, Scott thanks them for meeting with him, Arizona State athletic director Ray Anderson and Utah athletic director Mark Harlan Thursday night to express their concerns and says the conference hopes it can “provide answers to many of those questions as well as provide additional opportunities to engage on matters of importance to you” and addresses health and safety, eligibility, liability waivers and opting out due to COVID-19 concerns.
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