Bonus: Jay Bilas on March Madness & NCAA's Student-Athlete problem

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Bonus: Jay Bilas on March Madness & NCAA's Student-Athlete problem

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Mar 16, 2018

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ESPN's Jay Bilas talks to Chuck about college basketball, the problem with the NCAA's student-athlete rules, and why the bracket ranking was so problematic in 2018.

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Mar 16, 2018

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Bonus: Jay Bilas on March Madness & NCAA's Student-Athlete problem

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