Why Are the Gophers so Good at O-Rebounding, but Terrible at D-Rebounding?

From on January 10, 2013

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It’s no secret that the Gophers have performed really well on the offensive boards this year – they’re still leading the nation with offensive rebounding percentage with an average of 49.7 percent (of available offensive boards), in fact.

It’s a statistic that’s been cited by media the nation over as a validation of why the Gophers are just THIS good and belong at No. 8 in the country...

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