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Old Mon Apr 28, 2014, 09:27pm
Camron Rust Camron Rust is offline
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Originally Posted by deecee View Post
100% pure baloney. Rebounding, by definition, is what happens AFTER a shot is missed. A shot is needed for any "rebounding" plays to begin. By your logic I can say that scoring plays start in practice. Does that mean we need to show up 24 hours before the game to get in position during a teams practice?

Stop thinking, just officiate the action going on at the moment, you sound like you focus on a grain of sand. Our job is to police the beach.
I Agree with AremRed, here. The jockeying to be in position for a rebound does sometimes start before the shot it taken....but covering the immediate play is always the most important, not the potential next play.
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