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Jay BilasBio | ChatsJay Bilas provides expert color commentary from courtside on college basketball games, and serves as a studio analyst and as the co-host of ESPN's popular studio shows College Gameday and College Gamenight. He also writes for ESPN.com, and contributes numerous reports for SportsCenter. Since 2003, Bilas has provided in-depth player scouting and analysis for ESPN's coverage of the NBA Draft. |
Jay Bilas, CBB
Jay talks about Indiana's double overtime victory against Illinois, says the treatment of Eric Gordon was over...
Audio PodCast | February 08, 2008
When a loss is not a loss
Jay Bilas, ESPN.comAlthough winning is the most important thing, how a team plays also is a factor for the selection committee, Jay Bilas writes in his weekend notebook.
Story | Conversation | February 23, 2007
Have some patience with young big men
Jay Bilas, ESPN.comStaying patient with young big men, Hofstra's win over Drexel and Ohio State's Mike Conley Jr. are just a few of the topics in Jay Bilas' weekend notebook.
Story | Conversation | January 12, 2007
Michigan State improving as holes get filled
Jay Bilas, ESPN.comJay Bilas takes a look at the job Tom Izzo has done, who's the country's best shooter and UConn's easy schedule in his weekend notebook.
Story | Conversation | December 22, 2006
Agonizing Losses
...Shawne Williams says it's a holiday in Memphis with the Tigers in the Elite 8; Jay Bilas and Steve Lavin recap the exciting finishes in the Sweet 16; Colin Cowherd is loving the...
Audio PodCast | March 24, 2006Power 16: Expert Lists
ESPN.comHow did ESPN.com's experts rank the top teams this week?
Story | Conversation | January 04, 2006EXPLORE RELATED TOPICS
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