At the end of the game, ESPN’s Jay Bilas called for significant changes in college basketball while subtly criticizing the ...

Bilas, 61, has called more than a thousand basketball games for ESPN and celebrated his 30th anniversary at the network this ...

College GameDay was live from Chapel Hill on Saturday morning, but still made some picks involving key SEC games.

Jay Bilas believes two major changes need to come to college basketball: Making the sport a four-quarter game and giving teams replay challenges.

The ESPN College GameDay analysts boldly placed Florida alongside Duke and Auburn in national championship conversations.

Jay Bilas during ESPN College GameDay broadcast before Auburn Tigers men's basketball takes on Texas A&M Aggies at Auburn ...

Longtime ESPN analyst and practicing attorney Jay Bilas has never been afraid to speak his mind. The post ESPN in Trouble as ...

Jay Bilas, and Seth Greenberg wasted no time diving into the matchup, unanimously picking the Gators to defeat the Aggies. The panel’s boldest take came next, sending the crowd into a frenzy.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Chaz Lanier scored 23 points to lead No. 4 Tennessee to a 75-65 victory over South Carolina on Saturday. The Volunteers (25-6, 12-6 SEC) wrapped up a double bye for the SEC ...

Any chance Kentucky can bring some Rupp Arena ice cream with them to Nashville? The newest SEC Tournament television analyst ...

During a matchup between No. 5 Florida and No. 7 Alabama on Wednesday, ESPN analyst Jay Bilas offered some critiques on college basketball, including a direct critique of referees.

In 1995, former Duke basketball player Jay Bilas was an attorney living ... basketball conference this year that ESPN assigned Bilas to the SEC Tournament in Nashville instead.