Rebounding

[bjm989_rivals]

There are so many areas of improvement with our team over the past several years, starting with the overall defense.

But as part of that, we are such a better rebounding team than we were several years ago. What a difference. Pardon, Law, and Skelly especially making an impact.

 

[willycat]

There are so many areas of improvement with our team over the past several years, starting with the overall defense.

But as part of that, we are such a better rebounding team than we were several years ago. What a difference. Pardon, Law, and Skelly especially making an impact.

True and NU now has a coach who expects and coaches strong rebounding and MxM D!

 

[D_C_B]

I've been watching NU basketball since the late 70s.

This is almost certainly the best rebounding team I've seen and without a doubt the best offensive rebounding team I've seen. These guys clean the glass!

 

[Katatonic]

True and NU now has a coach who expects and coaches strong rebounding and MxM D!

Some of that can be attributed to the positioning of players in the Princeton O (when the Lakers tried to run a version of it, they weren't a very good rebounding team either), but helps to have better athleticism and more length.

 

[willycat]

Some of that can be attributed to the positioning of players in the Princeton O (when the Lakers tried to run a version of it, they weren't a very good rebounding team either), but helps to have better athleticism and more length.

It also helps to have a coach who doesn't tell his players to go back on defense when they take a shot.

 

[Katatonic]

^ Um, that's part of the Princeton scheme.

(Funny how that you have taken repeated shots at BC in various threads - talk about being obsessed.)

 

[EvanstonCat]

^ Um, that's part of the Princeton scheme.

(Funny how that you have taken repeated shots at BC in various threads - talk about being obsessed.)

Which is just one reason the Princeton scheme sucked balls