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Message: [QUOTE="JoePgh, post: 2424836, member: 1131"] I think the rebounding deficit is largely explained by the huge number of turnovers that opponents have committed in the first two games. This has reduced the number of shots that they attempted, and therefore the number of defensive rebounds available. UConn took many more shots and (somewhat concerningly) shot under 50% in both games, making many defensive rebounds available to the opponents. And of course, defensive rebounds are easier to get than offensive rebounds. [/QUOTE]