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Originally Posted by jdw3018
Dan, do you not agree that there is generally "rebounding action" on every shot, regardless of whether a rebound actually happens?
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Better question is whether there is rebounding action I might care about on every shot.
The answer simply is that it depends. But if the ball goes in "rebounding action' generally amounts to heads up, legs flexed, establishing position. The real rebounding action comes when the ball misses.
But if I'm T in a 2 man game (not doing much of that anymore but I've done my share) I'm watching (my priority is) the flight of the ball on the release, unless the shot comes out of my area then I'm watching (my priority is) to make sure the shooter doesn't get mugged. Then I'm watching (my priority is) the flight of the ball. Then off the miss I'm watching (my priority is) the rebounding. And in there somewhere I'm checking to see that the shot clock got handled properly if it applies.
Pretty simple. My 'priority' depends on where in the sequence I am. The sequence doesn't change very often.