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An odd thing about rebounding last year, is that Temple had only 9 less offensive rebounds than opponents did last season in non-conference games, and a larger gap in conference games. I believe if McKie did not have bigs stray far from rim as they did, both Temple’s defensive rebounding and interior defense would have been much better than it was.

With regard to D.Moore, it’s Norb good to engage in conjecture about a player based on “vibes.”

Agree that most players in their third year of playing college ball would not be pleased to play only 10 minutes per game. Sure, D.Moore wished he played more, but knowing him, I can tell you that he is a very upbeat, positive person, who doesn’t harbor any resentment toward anyone.

As for recruiting, Temple still wants to get a big for next year. No need to speculate where that scholarship will appear from. As good coaches, they’re trying to have options for any eventuality.