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UConn’s Rebounding Problem
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[QUOTE="Scottobot, post: 5177635, member: 12452"] When we recruited Ball, Stewart, and Ross my memory was they were expected to be good athletes and quick. Diarra is not that athletic (he is quick) and he is a very good defender. I feel like Ball, Stewart, and Ross all should be good defenders, and historically this coaching staff has coached players to become good defenders. I am at a loss for why these 3 guys are not playing better defense. Also don’t understand why Ross and Stewart are not good rebounders. My guess is they go for blocks and pump fakes too much and get out of position. [/QUOTE]
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