ESPN College GameDay crew rips ‘absurd’ calls to fire John Calipari
"There are only two people on the planet who can coach Kentucky — it's Calipari and Pitino."
"There are only two people on the planet who can coach Kentucky — it's Calipari and Pitino."
"I have zero regrets!"
This shirt got a lot of attention.
ESPN's Jay Bilas became the center of attention after his takes on court stormings. On Saturday, Bilas may have gotten on everyone's good side.
"They don't want to stop it. So, when they say they do, they're not telling the truth. If they wanted to stop it, they could stop it tomorrow."
Everyone has an opinion about court storming in college basketball, but nobody seems to actually want to find a real solution.
"Every highlight during championship week when I used to work at the mothership, they would show the kids storming the court."
"Let’s not get old and get the ‘Get off my lawn, get a citation, let’s arrest them all.’ Do we know what we’re talking about when we say these things?"
"Just say, 'You're all detained,' and give them all citations, or arrest them if you want to."
ESPN's Jay Bilas smashed the idea of NCAA Tournament expansion to a potential 96 teams by calling it "profoundly stupid."
"It's just not that big of a deal."
"She's probably the most prolific scorer the game of basketball has ever seen."
"When somebody gets hurt, we're going to get serious about it."
"Such a good story."
"I’m surprised he hasn’t been called out on it more to date just like Tommy Tuberville was with the ridiculous things he said recently."
"We stand with and up for Rachel Richardson."
Dan Shulman was scheduled for the ESPN play-by-play, but his father passed away.
“The idea that somehow they’re better without Jalen Johnson is patently false."
Rowe did a terrific job of pinch-hitting on play-by-play here.
Bilas spoke to AA's Ben Heisler about changes in basketball, his past as a player and coach, what it takes to be a good TV analyst, his Young Jeezy tweets, the NCAA's recent actions, and much more.
The endless cycle continues.
"When the criticism comes the NCAA’s way, what’s the argument for all of us being silent and just accepting what we hear? I can’t think of a good one."
Neither can we, Scott. Neither can we.
Jay Bilas accepted a challenge in December that he would grow a beard if Gonzaga made the Final Four.