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Introducing ‘The Bilas Plan’ and unveiling the best 68 teams in college basketball

March 9, 2021March 9, 2021| 0 Comment| 13:04
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The NCAA tournament is idiot-proof. Still, there are ways to make it better. The Bilastrator has the plan. And while he’s at it, just to help America, he’s here to tell you the best 68 teams. You’re welcome.

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