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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. |
Evaluating the draft process and other musings
Jay BilasThe NCAA's decision to limit the time a college player can test the waters in the NBA draft process is a good one, but it does not go far enough. N...
Blog Entry | Conversation | May 07, 2009
A few answers for Sonny Vaccaro
Jay Bilas, ESPN.comIt's not a matter of whether Jeremy Tyler has the right to drop out of high school. It's a matter of whether it's the right thing to do. By taking on many of the assertions made by advisor Sonny Vaccaro, Jay Bilas draws his own conclusion.
Story | Conversation | May 06, 2009
Making sense of draft process
Jay BilasI have never been a big fan of the "test the waters" rule that the NCAA set forth several years ago in which college underclassmen can declare for the...
Blog Entry | Conversation | April 23, 2009
New structure is reaping immediate on-court benefits
Jay Bilas, Special to ESPN.comJay Bilas applauds the new structure of USA Basketball as a principal reason why the U.S. is winning at the Worlds.
Story | Conversation | August 28, 2006
Too early to worry
Jay Bilas, Special to ESPN.comSure, the basketball isn't great. But don't judge teams on their opening-night performances.
Story | Conversation | November 19, 2003EXPLORE RELATED TOPICS
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