Digger Phelps Vs Jay Bilas: The Two " Experts" That Never Agree

Today, a different type of article is occurring. This will be a rare appearance of a humor article written by up-coming writer Matt Miselis. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the laugh.

For all of you college basketball fans out there, if you don't happen to come to the family here at Bleacher Report to get the big-time news, you tune into College Gameday during the regular season.

College Gameday, just like in football, goes to a different court every week, usually its the best game of the week, sometimes if a rivalry occurs they go there.

Yet, I'm sure to get up every morning and be at my TV at 11 AM ET to see the show that happens on GameDay: Jay Bilas vs Digger Phelps.

Can you seriously ignore this?

I mean, let's talk Digger. The old-timer coached the fighting Irish for two decades, including pulling off one of the greatest wins in college basketball against the top ranked UCLA.

Phelps, just like the other so-called experts always give their analysis regarding the tournament, and how they can win the National Championship. Stinks for Digger, as unfortunately he has never won a national championship as a head coach.

Jay Bilas, a four-year player for the Duke Blue Devils, went on to the NBA with the Mavericks for a few years. He's been mainly an analyst for college basketball, and recently been commentating the Big East Tourney. Because of this, he believes.

Yes, both of these guys have tons of college basketball experience, feeling it on and off the court; however, they still try to get the top spot of who is the better college basketball genius.

Both of these guys think they can predict a good game, but can they for once be right with their predictions, especially in the NCAA Tourney?

Now, what really makes me laugh when seeing these guys go at it. Of course, it's the disagreements. They don't do it blatantly, but rarely do you see them ever agree on a prediction.

Personally, it must be smart, as they both don't want to be wrong on the same prediction, then they will never be in the Elite Class as both of them think they are.

Jay and Digger always are sure to bring their best friends to be sure they have someone to actually side with them. For Bilas, he brings his galpal Hubert Davis to the party.

Come on Jay, I'm disappointed in you. How much did you pay him? Why would a former Tar Heel get along with a Duke graduate?

There must be some information we sure don't know about.

Digger actually goes a smarter route. Actually, not that much of a smarter route. He takes his long time friend Bob Knight. What were you thinking Diggy, you should have went with Dicky V, my man.

Knight might have been a famous coach on the court. Not to be mean to an old man, but every time he talks I switch the channel to the Brady Bunch. Ah, the good old days!

We all know Knigt's head isn't there. His alzheimer's must be kicking it, as lately I have caught Knight off guard. I guess hes still looking for the phone number at the Kentucky AD'S office. Oh boy, Bob to the blue is a train-wreck waiting to happen.

Two weeks ago, on Gameday, it was the battle royal between Team Digger and Team Bilas. The competition was involving five teams, where the "experts" would have to decide which team has the best shot of getting into the tournament.

Team Bilas thought that Michigan was the best team available, as the non-conference wins against Duke and UCLA would be enough.

Team Digger, however, felt that Providence, playing in the Big East and having a over 500 record in conference, would give them the nod over Michigan. The final vote was decided by Reese Davis (a.k.a. Ryan Seacrest).

He agreed with Team Bilas that Michigan was the strongest team available on the bracket.

Less then a day from Selection Sunday, in the end Michigan will easily finish better then Providence, as they are predicted to be getting into the tournament. Does that settle the argument between Digger and Jay?

Earlier today more predictions were made in the conference tournaments. For the first time of watching college basketball, I have never seen Digger and Jay agree on a game, like the one between Baylor and Missouri.

Both of them were successful as Missouri defeated Baylor and won the Big 12 Title.

Unfortunately, the next pick had some differences. The ACC Semifinal between Maryland and Duke was not a surprise. Digger, usually going for the underdog or the fan favorite, picked Maryland, a bubble team looking to make it into the tourney.

Jay, however, would never betray his alma mater, and took the Blue Devils. Some say its a homer pick, others say it was the right choice.

Does this end the argument between Digger and Jay? Have we found out who's the best expert between the two?

I get the feeling we will never know which of the two is the better one, but all I have to say is I enjoy the show every week. Thank you Jay and Diggy!

Matt Miselis is a writer for BleacherReport.com