Offensive rebounds killed the Cats...

trey g 4 UK

All-Conference
Jan 7, 2013
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And speaking of rebounds…..better go snag Flory before someone else gets him too!!! We have way too many holes to fill than to let the very best targets slip away and sign elsewhere.
 

rick64

Heisman
Jan 25, 2007
25,195
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Amari and BG were the laziest rebounding and shot challenging bigs I've ever seen at UK. Every single game I've seen them stand flat footed not even putting their arms up to challenge a shot.
 

NociHTTP

Heisman
Mar 8, 2023
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It was a general lack of toughness, plain and simple.
Bingo. People keep looking for cherry-picked stats to justify the loss, when the fact is the Cats were rarely ever prepared mentally for a game, generally didn't fight for the rebounds, 50/50 balls, just didn't fight.
 
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ala_kat2

Heisman
Jan 4, 2003
11,297
10,735
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If I could give you 1/2 a like I would have. It does seem that they weren’t prepared mentally and therefore didn’t fight hard enough. That might have come from 4-5th year seniors who weren’t used to diving on the floor. Trent Noah was our best 50/50 guy and rebounder for his size.
 
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