RE: Team Rebounds

["Sk!D" <apatt@hawknet.com.au>]

A 'team' rebound is a rebound that no player gained possession of before it
going out of bounds. They have to account for this as in statistics if there
is a shot - there is a rebound. An airball is rebounded and even a blocked
shot has to be rebounded. They always seem to leave the latter out of all
basketball games.

Get this one, this is in the Sydney Olympics Satistical Protocol: the player
who goal tends' a basket also receives a turnover, as he, somehow, loses
possession for his team for at least a split second!


-----Original Message-----
From:	owner-celtics@igtc.com [mailto:owner-celtics@igtc.com] On Behalf Of D
Parker
Sent:	Monday, 31 January 2000 2:55
To:	Celtics Mailing List
Subject:	Team Rebounds

Could someone explain exactly what a "team rebound" is, and under what
circumstance a rebound is recorded as one in the statstics?

Thanks,
Dan