Downside of the 2-3 zone...

Jun 18, 2005
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"Indeed, some of the threes Indiana made in the first half were contested. Just good and/or lucky shots."

The same could be said for the Illinois and Ohio State games too. Sometimes the other team just makes em. What I like most about the zone is how it plays to Olah's strengths. He can be a real force defensively when he doesn't have to run around a ton.
 

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The biggest problem with the 2-3 is that if you aren't married to it (like Syracuse), you see a huge drop off in defensive rebounding percentage. It's hard to be efficient defensively if you are giving up extra possessions.
 
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