The last time a freshman was the Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Tournament was 2015, when point guard Tyus Jones piloted Duke to its fifth national championship.

This figures to be the oddest NCAA Tournament in memory, and that doesn't have anything to do with the fiasco the selection committee launched when CBS Sports host Adam Zucker revealed early Sunday evening the North Carolina Tar Heels would be involved in March Madness as something other than spectators.

Duke legend Jay Bilas gave his thoughts about Cooper Flagg's impact on the Blue Devils, showcasing himself as one of the best recent stars.