Downside of the 2-3 zone...

Jun 18, 2005
4,040
135
0
"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.
 

Title_BU

Redshirt
Jan 7, 2007
13,099
5
0
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.
 
Wildcat Report

Latest

  1. 01 Wildcat Report Northwestern separates itself as 'a top school' for four-star 2028 OT Wyatt VanBoening
  2. 02 Wildcat Report Recruit Roundup: Buirley and Norman each score five TDs
  3. 03 On3 Football 2026 Midseason All-America football team and honors
  4. 04 Wildcat Report Notebook: Braun believes he has 'a special football team'
  5. 05 Wildcat Report The 3-2-1 after Northwestern's improbable 24-21 win over Michigan State