If you can rebound on the defensive end, which is considerably easier than the offensive end, and shoot lights out offensively where you don't need to rebound very often, you have a perfect formula for a very successful season, especially since we have a lot of firepower at the guard positions and the wings this season.

(10-25-2014 08:21 AM)outsideualr Wrote:  If you can rebound on the defensive end, which is considerably easier than the offensive end, and shoot lights out offensively where you don't need to rebound very often, you have a perfect formula for a very successful season, especially since we have a lot of firepower at the guard positions and the wings this season.

Not sure how you can judge how good a rebounding team we are playing and practicing against ourselves. I guarantee you that a UALR player gets the rebound every time. I think we'll be fine in this area. I just think it something Steve wants to stress this aspect of the game to his players.

No team shoots well enough not to need to rebound on the offensive end.