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Message: [QUOTE="ToolzieFan, post: 3126841, member: 7018"] It's clear that outstanding offensive rebounding was a key component of our success under Calhoun. But it's fair to wonder if that game has changed enough since then (lots of threes, more versatile big men) that being an elite offensive rebounding team is less important. Could it be generally true that teams who are effective at shooting don't need as many offensive rebounds, while teams who shoot poorly need to crash the boards more? Maybe someone who has followed basketball analytics longer than me knows better. I suppose whatever strategy/skill set gets you the most points per possession is best. [/QUOTE]