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Date Posted: 17:58:22 01/31/03 Fri
Author: Menzies
Subject: Shot Blocker / Rebounding
In reply to: RayS 's message, "Re: Siena game Thoughts" on 09:03:46 01/31/03 Fri

Boxing out is disrupted by the shot blocker going to the ball. I don't know what we can do about that. It would be difficult to tell Thompson or Deng that they shouldn't try to block shots when in the game with Gai. It would be just as hard to have the player whose man is driving to go block out Gai's man from the rebound.

Does UConn have any strategy with Okafor or does a shot blocking team just have to live with it?

Good judgement by the shot blocker is key so that he doesn't go after shots he can't get.

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