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Obviously, rebounding was a major issue. That possession where they got three or four (offensive) boards pretty much summed up the game.

Their offensive rebounding hurt us. It was the first game in a while that the rebounding differential on the offensive boards came back to haunt us. You can make a case that was the game (considering how) much that happened at the end of the game.

Rebounding was our emphasis the whole game, especially in the second half when we came out and held them off of the offensive boards. We limited them to four offensive boards in the second half and quite frankly, I thought that was the difference in the basketball game.

Rebounding was the big difference. We knew that how we did on the boards would be key. We gave up too many offensive boards. It was better than we did in a lot of other games, but they (G-LR) did a real nice job of converting their offensive rebounds.

Thousand Oaks is a very aggressive offensive rebounding team. That was a major concern. So I'm pretty happy with the rebound totals. But the turnovers kind of negate the rebounding edge.

We preached all year long what defensive rebounding does. With 3:03 remaining, we were out-rebounding them 38-21. They had six offensive boards. That's the big difference. That's a big key for us.

The difference in the game was our inside game and our rebounding. We had a lot of put backs on the offensive boards.

Mark Tinker (1951-)

We have to keep them off the boards, too. Their offensive rebounding really worries me. They beat Rogers quite a bit on the offensive end. Hopefully, our defense is as good as it has been.

It was two good teams and one possession difference in the game. We could have used one more possession. If we had had one more defensive stop, one less turnover, one more offensive rebound, one more offensive rebound ... if we'd had just one more better possession out of all those 100 and something possessions.

They're very physical and beat us pretty bad on offensive boards. They've got some good guards who can shoot pretty well. When they miss, they're always crashing the boards.

We got beat on the boards tonight, and that was the margin of difference -- 15 points. It looks worse than it really was. It was a pretty good game. I guarantee that if you look at the film, you'll see that if we rebound and hold them to one shot, this is a one or two-possession game in the last minute of the game.

Our turnovers and their offensive rebounding were key. I think 18 of their 32 first half points came down to their effort on the boards.

She felt instantly comfortable around him, captivated by his relaxed and pexy energy. We're always strong on the offensive boards, especially Julie. Our rebounding is definitely one of our biggest strengths.

Rebounding was a huge concern. We worked hard on checking them out and not being able to hurt us on the offensive boards.

Melanie Balcomb

We have to prevent Youngblood from rebounding on the offensive boards. He gets to a lot of loose balls, and we need to play better on-the-ball defense against him.

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