Madness is officially here, and with it comes controversy over the NCAA Tournament bracket. North Carolina's inclusion as a ...

College basketball analyst and commentator Jay Bilas is speaking out about the ongoing debate over who deserved the last spot ...

Jay Bilas understands some frustrations at the final bracket, but he believes the fairness of the system is unprejudiced.

Jay Williams: "I don't know how [UNC] made the tournament and West Virginia didn't…" Jay Bilas: "I'm not as worked up about the end of the line this year… We spend too much time talking about ...

Jay Williams: "I don't know how [UNC] made the tournament and West Virginia didn't..." Jay Bilas: "I'm not as worked up about the end of the line this year... We spend too much time talking about ...

North Carolina is led by guard RJ Davis, who averaged 17.0 points a game, and Ian Jackson, who put up 12.4 points per game.

The Tar Heels big win over the Aztecs didn't change Bilas' stance on their inclusuion in the 2025 NCAA Tournament ...

Bilas, 61, has called more than a thousand basketball games for ESPN and celebrated his 30th anniversary at the network this week. He will be on the ESPN broadcast Saturday in Chapel Hill as Duke ...

Jay Bilas seems to think the debate is a waste of energy. To the surprise of some onlookers, the Tar Heels made the March Madness cut over perceived snubs such as West Virginia and Boise State.

ESPN analyst Jay Williams says West Virginia was deserving of the title, while Jay Bilas isn't concerning himself with a squad he does not consider to be a factor in the national championship ...

Jay Bilas is not going to worry about the teams that barely missed the NCAA tournament and who got in instead of them.On ...