Rebounds per Game

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The Rebounds per Game calculator computes the average number of offensive and defensive rebounds per basketball game. It also computes the total number of rebounds, fewest (min) and most (max) rebounds in a game.

INSTRUCTIONS: Enter the following:

(oReb) Offensive Rebounds. Enter comma separated values for number of offensive rebounds in games (e.g., 3,5,0,1,2,0,3 ). Be sure to enter zeros for games with no turnovers.
(dReb) Defensive Rebounds. Enter comma separated values for number of defensive rebounds in games (e.g., 3,5,0,1,2,0,3 ). Be sure to enter zeros for games with no turnovers.
(NM) Enter Player's Name

Rebounds per Game (APG): The calculator returns the following statistics about Rebounds:

(APG) Rebounds per Game: This is the average number of Rebounds per game across the games entered.
(n) Number of Games: This is the number of games entered.
(nTT) Total Number of Rebounds: This is the total number (sum) of all of the Rebounds in all the games.
(tDR) Total Defensive Rebounds: This is the total number of defensive rebounds in all the games.
(dMin) Fewest Defensive Rebounds: This is the minimum single number of Offensive and Defensive Rebounds in a game.
(dMax) Most Defensive Rebounds: This is the maximum single number of Offensive and Defensive Rebounds in a game.
(tOR) Total Defensive Rebounds: This is the total number of defensive rebounds in all the games.
(oMin) Fewest Offensive Rebounds: This is the minimum single number of Offensive and Defensive Rebounds in a game.
(oMax) Most Offensive Rebounds: This is the maximum single number of Offensive and Defensive Rebounds in a game.

The Math / Science

In basketball, a rebound refers to the act of gaining possession of the basketball after a missed shot. There are two main types of rebounds:

Offensive Rebound: When a player from the offensive team grabs the ball after their team's missed shot, giving their team another opportunity to score. Offensive rebounds are valuable as they reset the shot clock and give the team a second chance to score points.
Defensive Rebound: When a player from the defensive team grabs the ball after an opponent's missed shot, allowing their team to regain possession and transition to offense. Defensive rebounds are crucial for stopping the opposing team from scoring and starting a fast break or initiating their own offensive play.

Rebounding is an essential skill in basketball, requiring players to anticipate the ball's trajectory, position themselves effectively, and use their physicality and jumping ability to secure the ball amidst opponents. Players who excel at rebounding often contribute significantly to their team's success by providing extra scoring opportunities or preventing the opposing team from scoring second-chance points.

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