In case you missed it, late last night in the Oregon Ducks visit to Manhattan, KS to take on the Kansas State Wildcats, KSU forward Bill Walker actually relieved himself on the court. The contest was back and forth and very nerve-wracking, but Oregon pulled out the victory in overtime, 80-77. HERE IS THE […]

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If you live in a region that is cold, get the firewood ready tomorrow night and if you don’t need to stoke a fire, buy some propane for the grille because it’s gonna be a great weekend of college basketball!
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Friday
#6 Washington State(6-0) @ Baylor(5-0) Big12/PAC 10 Challenge. 9pm ESPNU
Washington State travels […]

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Watching Wake Forest beat Iowa in Iowa City to kick off the Big10/ACC Challenge was pretty special to see. No Confinement doesn’t root for one conference over another, but tonight, we rooted for Dino Gaudio and his 3-piece suit.

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No Confinement’s 2nd installment of the Team of the Week belongs to Duke University. The Blue Devils blistered Princeton in the opening round of the Maui Invitational behind an opening 12-0 run and a 19-0 run sandwiching 2 points by Princeton. The game, for all intents and purposes, was over after the first 10 minutes. […]

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In 2005, it took all of the star power North Carolina could muster to fend off Illinois and capture the school’s first National Championship in 12 years. The 2005 Tar Heel team had 3 main stars and a host of good role players. The three stars were Sean May at center, Rashad McCants […]

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No Confinement will take a look back at the beautiful Al McGuire. We were reminded of him by the tribute on the chest of Marquette’s uniforms. Al McGuire succumbed to leukemia in January of 2001 at the age of 72, but he lived a full life. He won a National Championship with Marquette […]

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The Baylor Bears were ever so close to the death penalty from the NCAA after the Carlton Dotson murder of teammate Patrick Dennehy saga in 2003. Dave Bliss and three of his assistants were found to have violated NCAA rules and subsequently attempted to cover up the violations. The school made a major […]

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No Confinement will have a weekly “Spotlight Program”. This is the first installment which will dig into the spotlighted program to find out where they’ve been, where they are, and where they’re going. Let’s start in the Pacific Northwest.
Ernie Kent keeps chipping away, chipping away. His teams have been solid since he […]

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