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Bruce Feldman of CBS Sports tweeted Pac-12 coaches would discuss shortening the conference schedule from nine to eight games at their meetings this week.

“It is dead wrong. I don’t know where that rumor came from,” Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott said as he joined Mitch in the Morning today. “I heard that there was something out there saying we were talking about going to eight (games) and we didn’t spend five seconds on that topic.”

Scott also said “Nobody asked me about this until this show.”

He said coaches may want to reduce the number of games played mostly to lighten the toughness of schedule. But Scott said Pac-12 teams should play each other as much as possible because the nine-game schedule creates tougher competition. This setup could result in stronger emphasis on strength of schedule when considering rankings and college playoff selection.

The new four-team tournament won’t kick off until after the 2014 season, but the NCAA conferences are trying to make the playoffs more competitive through the stronger schedules. In order to ensure the strongest teams qualify for the playoffs, they will appoint a selection committee that selects teams based on strength of schedule and winning conference championships.

The nine-game conference schedule is therefore conducive to this strategy. Scott said he wants to “reward” teams who win despite difficult conferences.

Scott was on the show during the 9am hour.

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