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Pac-10 Football Leadership

Thomas C. Hansen
- Commissioner

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Pac-10 Football Timeline

1915: League founded as the: Pacific Coast Conference with 4 members
1920: California becomes 1st conference team to: win a National Championship
1959: PCC dissolves and reformed as the: Athletic Association of Western Universities
1968: Conference renamed the: Pacific-8 Conference
1978: Arizona and Arizona State join and league renamed: Pacific-10 Conference

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Guide Note:

In 1959, the Pacific Coast Conference disbanded. Later that summer, the Athletic Association of Western Universities, known as the "Big Five", was formed. It included PCC schools California, Stanford, UCLA, USC, and Washington. In 1962, Washington State joined the league, and were soon followed by both Oregon and Oregon State in 1964. The league was renamed the "Pacific-8 Conference". Then in 1978, both Arizona and Arizona State joined the league, now known as the Pac-10. The league champion represents the league as part of the Bowl Championship Series and unless playing for the BCS National Championship they are selected to play the Big Ten champion in the Rose Bowl. Until recently, the schedule called for each team to play 8 conference opponents, skipping 1 team in rotation. However, in 2006 when the NCAA allowed for 12-game schedules, the league changed to a 9-game conference schedule, so that every team could face every other team within the league each season.

Fast Facts:

Established: 1959
Commissioner: Thomas Hansen
Members: 10
2007 champion: USC
Home Office: Walnut Creek, CA

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