Rebound coverage

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by SNIPERBBB

We get preached at that the T should never, ever call a rebounding foul in 3 man. Mainly because the angle you have and snipy pca guys.

Wow. Completely the opposite of what's usually taught (T&C should get most of the rebounding fouls; L should rarely have a rebounding foul)

[Rich]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Wow. Completely the opposite of what's usually taught (T&C should get most of the rebounding fouls; L should rarely have a rebounding foul)

I assumed he typed T when he meant L -- I could be wrong, though.

[tref]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

I assumed he typed T when he meant L -- I could be wrong, though.

I sure hope not.

[SNIPERBBB]

I did mean T. Just another reason to not like my district.

[ref2coach]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Wow. Completely the opposite of what's usually taught (T&C should get most of the rebounding fouls; L should rarely have a rebounding foul)

OK, problem, the current nfhs mechanics manual the lead has 1/2 of the lane and the area inside the 3 point arc below the free throw line extended. The center has the other half of the lane all the way out to his sideline. With the Trail having none of the lane or the area adjacent to the lane why is it taught that C & T would have most of the rebounding fouls?

[Rich]

Originally Posted by ref2coach

OK, problem, the current nfhs mechanics manual the lead has 1/2 of the lane and the area inside the 3 point arc below the free throw line extended. The center has the other half of the lane all the way out to his sideline. With the Trail having none of the lane or the area adjacent to the lane why is it taught that C & T would have most of the rebounding fouls?

Primary coverage during a halfcourt set has *nothing* to do with rebounding coverage.