In more than a half century of watching the Cats play basketball, I have never seen them control the offensive glass like they did against USC. At times, I had deja vu taking me back to tip drills in high school. Can anyone remember a more dominant game by the Cats in this regard?
Rebounding against USC
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That one sequence of like 6 offensive rebounds before getting the foul was amazing.
To answer your question, I looked through Kenpom's database. The last time we had a higher offensive rebound percentage was January 25, 1997, when we beat OSU 78-47 (which remains our largest margin of victory over OSU ever), and rebounded 17 of our 31 missed shots, led by 6 from Carvell Ammons.
Funny enough, the previous time before that game was during the same season, November 26, 1996 against Central Michigan.
To answer your question, I looked through Kenpom's database. The last time we had a higher offensive rebound percentage was January 25, 1997, when we beat OSU 78-47 (which remains our largest margin of victory over OSU ever), and rebounded 17 of our 31 missed shots, led by 6 from Carvell Ammons.
Funny enough, the previous time before that game was during the same season, November 26, 1996 against Central Michigan.
Though it's not the only explanation that's all this guy USC had playing on the court was 6'7 we had two 7-footers
