North Carolina dominant on the offensive glass

Posted Nov 23, 2016
North Carolina’s Roy Williams knows a thing or two about having elite offensive rebounding teams. But this year’s team goes even beyond elite, to head-shaking. According to statistics website KenPom, the Tar Heels have an offensive rebounding rate of 50.3 percent, meaning the Tar Heels have actually grabbed more offensive rebounds than their opponents have garnered defensive boards. (Carolina Blue)

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