March is the time of year to be bold. With the NCAA men's basketball tournament upon us, there are plenty of buzzer-beaters, unlikely winners, and Cinderella runs on the horizon that are destined to bust brackets.

When Jay Bilas began covering college basketball for ESPN in 1995, the sport looked completely different than it does today. Back then, players getting paid millions of dollars would’ve triggered a major investigation,

It's a March Madness, and among the many, many traditions beside filling out a bracket and watching wall-to-wall games in the first two rounds is ESPN's Jay Bilas picking the result of every game in the men's NCAA tournament.