Title: The PAC 12 Cataclysm Fade in: Ext. A vast, barren landscape The camera pans across a bleak, arid terrain, littered with rocks and dust. There is a sense of desolation and emptiness in the air. Voiceover: If the PAC 12 was a cataclysmic event, it would be the end of all things as we know it. A moment in history, when everything changed forever. And the schools that make up the PAC 12 would be representative of different groups of people, doing things. Cut to: A group of industrious settlers, working hard to build a new community. They are digging foundations, hammering nails, and laying bricks. Voiceover: There would be the University of Arizona, representing the hardworking pioneers, the ones who built the foundations of our society, brick by brick. Cut to: A group of soldiers, marching in unison, ready to face any challenge that comes their way. They are strong, disciplined, and fearless. Voiceover: Then there would be USC, representing the brave soldiers who fought for our freedom, defending our rights against all odds. Cut to: A group of scholars, gathered in a grand hall, debating the mysteries of the universe. They are wise, learned, and curious. Voiceover: Next we have Stanford, representing the great thinkers and scholars of our time, the ones who unlock the secrets of the universe and enlighten us with their knowledge. Cut to: A group of athletes, running, jumping, and pushing themselves to their limits. They are dedicated, passionate, and determined. Voiceover: And of course, there would be UCLA, representing the athletes who inspire us with their talent and passion, pushing the boundaries of what is possible. Cut to: A group of musicians, playing beautiful melodies on their instruments. They are creative, artistic, and soulful. Voiceover: Finally, we have Oregon, representing the artists and musicians who enrich our lives with their beauty and creativity. Cut back to: The barren landscape. Voiceover: These schools, together, make up the PAC 12, a cataclysmic event that would change the course of history. Fade out.