ESPN broadcaster Jay Bilas is ready for college basketball to make massive changes in how the game is played and officiated.

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

However, Bilas did say he believes they have a favorable resume compared to other bubble teams. Some mock brackets believe that as well. In the end, it comes down to UNC's ability to win Saturday's game and then putting it in the hands of the tournament committee.

The excitement for the NCAA Tournament is building as March Madness gets underway on March 18 with the First Four games. As everyone gears up for Selection

Back when a few leaves still clung to branches around Champaign and Illini fans clung to dark-horse national championship hopes, Bilas viewed Illinois as the 27th-best team in college basketball. And now,

With the college basketball season reaching its peak, there are only two regular season games remaining before conference tournaments get underway. The 31

ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas gave a bold take on a few bombshell changes he thinks college basketball needs to make. As the NCAA Tournament inches closer, more eyes will be on this great sport over the next few weeks.

Bilas advocates for the introduction of quarters in college basketball, suggesting that team fouls should reset at the end of each quarter. He also believes the NCAA should adopt