RELATED: Indiana continues streak of worst uniforms in college basketball On Wednesday night, ESPN broadcaster Jay Bilas was ...

On Wednesday night, ESPN broadcaster Jay Bilas was covering a top-ten matchup between Flordia and Alabama. At the end of the game, Bilas spoke up about the changes the sport desperately needs to make.

In 1995, former Duke basketball player Jay Bilas was an attorney living in Charlotte who also moonlighted as a basketball broadcaster. The money wasn’t great — $200 per game plus expenses to ...

and Jay Bilas—shared their predictions about who would make the Final Four and, ultimately, take home the national championship. Bilas made his prediction with plenty of confidence, picking the No.

Jay Bilas, however, took a slightly divergent stance, acknowledging that while he wasn’t as outraged this year, the broader conversation about Selection Sunday tends to focus on the wrong teams.

As everyone gears up for Selection Sunday and the unveiling of the 68-team bracket in less than two weeks, ESPN analyst Jay Bilas revealed three teams that could fly under the radar as conference ...

Jay Bilas angered some fans with his stance on North Carolina making this year’s NCAA Tournament. On Sunday, the NCAA Tournament’s selection committee announced the seedings for both men’s ...

The NCAA basketball season started and the new predictions with it. One of the best college analyst's, Jay Bilas, dropped a ...

UNC basketball fans likely know the name Jay Bilas, sometimes even referring to him as Jay "Bias." Bilas is a staple on College GameDay, but before that, he starred for Duke from 1982-1986.