Jay Bilas, ESPN analyst and former Duke basketball player, shares insights from his journey in sports and law. He reflects on Coach K's early challenges and the relentless pursuit of greatness that shaped Duke's dynasty. Bilas discusses the changing landscape of college athletics, touching on NIL and athlete rights. He emphasizes the power of authentic leadership, teamwork, and personal growth through his experiences both on and off the court, urging listeners to elevate those around them.

Discussion on NBA Eastern Conference wins, controversy between Texas/Texas Tech fan behavior, offseason priorities for Kansas City Chiefs, and analysis of college basketball teams and players performance.

Peter King's retirement and oweing money, Combine week talk, Bissonnette on hockey and Big J reporting, Jay Bilas on court storming and NIL, Ice cream attacked and Pardon Your Take

David Novak talks with Jay Bilas, ESPN basketball analyst, about putting substance before style in basketball and leadership. They discuss the tactics Jay learned playing for Coach K, his self-coaching techniques, and the evolving landscape of college basketball. Jay also shares a hilarious court case involving Barney the purple dinosaur and his transition from lawyer to basketball commentator. Qualities of a good leader are also explored.

Jay Bilas, a world-class ESPN basketball broadcaster, discusses his journey from being a lawyer to becoming a renowned broadcaster. He shares his perspective on the NCAA and the rights of student athletes. Bilas explores the contradictions within the NCAA and the tension between financial gains and limitations for athletes. He also highlights the importance of hiring the ideal support staff, embracing a healthy fear of failure, and leading with humility in order to create a 'we over me' culture.