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Baylor had a 31.7 offensive rebounding/available rebounds percentage.
Over the magical 30% number.
Over the magical 30% number.
Very simple. UCONN had a 33% offensive rebounding/available rebounds percentage. orBaylor had a 31.7 offensive rebounding/available rebounds percentage.
Over the magical 30% number.
I forgot the sarcasm emoticon.DD, this was just one of those games where the stats , figures , and averages just didn't play out. Players missed shots that they normally make ; shots rolled off the rims ; Sims and other Baylor players attempted off balance and crazy shots creating offensive rebound opportunities , but the second attempts by the Baylor players were met with better UConn defensive stops.
This was just one of those games and one of those days.
Sims took 25 of the 59 shots Baylor attempted. She made 4 shots (16%), thatsDD, this was just one of those games where the stats , figures , and averages just didn't play out. Players missed shots that they normally make ; shots rolled off the rims ; Sims and other Baylor players attempted off balance and crazy shots creating offensive rebound opportunities , but the second attempts by the Baylor players were met with better UConn defensive stops.
This was just one of those games and one of those days.
And why did you have to bring that up? Now PHS is going to file a protest about the 2003 NC game where the Vols got over 53% of the O-Reb chances but got cheated out of the win by an unscrupulous scorekeeper.Baylor had a 31.7 offensive rebounding/available rebounds percentage.
Over the magical 30% number.
I don't think they did (win this game.)Baylor had a 31.7 offensive rebounding/available rebounds percentage.
Over the magical 30% number.
And why did you have to bring that up? Now PHS is going to file a protest about the 2003 NC game where the Vols got over 53% of the O-Reb chances but got cheated out of the win by an unscrupulous scorekeeper.
Guess now I'm going to have to go back to worshipping the number 8 again.