Jay Bilas is a former American basketball player and basketball analyst for the colleague League. He is the husband of Wendy Bilas and is the former NCAA Tournament announcer for CBS Sports.

Jay is also an author who has written the book titled . He belongs to a white ethnicity and his nationality is American. Let's know more about him through this article.

Early Life & Education Of Jay Bilas

Jay Bilas was born Jay Scot Bilas on the 24th of December, 1963 in Rolling Hills, California. He has not disclosed the name of his parents. He is an American by birth and his ethnicity is white.

Jay attended Rolling Hills Highschool and later Duke University. He was always surrounded by the atmosphere of basketball, thus he was interested in playing basketball since his childhood when his only dream was to be a professional basketball player.

Career Highlights of Jay Bilas

Jay Bilas started his career at Rolling Hills High School in California, where he scored 23.5 points per game. He continued his career with his college team. Bilas scored 1062 points and grabbed 692 rebounds in his college career. After that, Jay played for  and . Then, Bilas was represented in on the U.S. National Select Team in the J.

Other than that, Jay Bilas served as an assistant coach at for three seasons from 1990 to 1992. Currently, he is a commentator and studio analyst for ESPN. In 1995, Bilas joined as a college basketball analyst on games, where he was teamed with the late Dick Enberg.