March is the time of year to be bold. With the NCAA men's basketball tournament upon us, there are plenty of buzzer-beaters, unlikely winners, and Cinderella runs on the horizon that are destined to ...

ESPN's Jay Bilas received quite a bit of flack for picking all four one-seeds to make the Final Four in his NCAA tournament bracket. He may have had a crystal ball, however, as each No.

Madness is officially underway, but predictions for the 2025 NCAA Tournament are still rolling in left and right. ESPN's popular college basketball analyst Jay Bilas revealed his bracket on Tuesday, ...

Six teams in this year's field have won at least 30 games (with three of them in the West Region). Houston, Duke, UC San ...

ESPN analyst Jay Bilas, for his part, continues to offer various takes on the NCAA Tournament. Aside from naming the college basketball team that got a "fantastic draw" and revealing his Final Four ...

ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas is not afraid to share his opinion – nor should he be, as he's almost always in the right – but he missed the point on Sunday morning. As Maryland ...

Every year, the "College GameDay" crew staffs "The Bracketology Show" on Selection Sunday. And every year, we are handed a bracket by one of our crack assistants to fill out ... in a grand total ...

Another fan posted, "Jay Bilas is the Michael Jordan of picking four #1 seeds to go to the Final 4 on the Bracketology show." "Wow Jay Bilas picked all four 1 seeds to make the final four in his ...

The anticipation leading up to Selection Sunday is always an exciting time for college basketball fans, and with the full bracket now unveiled, many brackets will be filled out over the coming ...

Just a couple of weeks ago, ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas found himself in the crosshairs of social media outrage over his NCAA Tournament prediction. Known for his sharp analysis ...

Naturally, this was a point of discussion on ESPN’s Bracketology Special directly ... the tournament and West Virginia didn’t…” Jay Bilas: “I’m not as worked up about the end of ...