The Pac-12 basketball tournament will tip off in Las Vegas this week, and if Washington wins the title and Arizona State loses early, the conference might only send one squad to the NCAA Tournament.

That would be an embarrassment for the self-proclaimed “Conference of Champions,” which has been struggling in both football and men’s basketball for the past few seasons.

Amid those struggles and financial concerns, OregonLive.com discovered that commissioner Larry Scott was staying in a $7,500-per-night suite in the ARIA casino during his time in Vegas:

The Sky Suites two-bedroom Sky Villa at ARIA Resort and Casino includes 24-hour butler service and luxury airport transportation.

It has its own private elevator and 3,370-square feet of space. There’s a marble jacuzzi soaking tub in the suite, a fully stocked bar, and a powder room.

Scott’s lavish suite comes across poorly during the conference’s struggles, especially as they lag behind other power conferences when it comes to the revenue distributed to member schools. Naturally, media folks on Twitter were quick to pounce on Scott:

Will this pressure force Scott to reconsider his decisions? Probably not, but it’s clear tensions are mounting out west.