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Message: [QUOTE="mauconnfan, post: 2569693, member: 489"] Get kids who like rebounding and are more physical, add much smarter. It's effort and smarts. You can teach all you want about the concept itself but if you are not prepared for the shot to go up you're too late, but it doesn't mean you stop from trying. Watched Larrier about 5X accept he was boxed out the other night that's unacceptable. Whaley was trying to box out but he was easily pushed under the basket where rebounding is impossible. That's how Brimah lived for years, under the basket. You want to rebound better, recruit stronger smarter kids that's how. But you are right, they need to rebound better. Our best rebounders consistently are our guards and that's never good. [/QUOTE]