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Message: [QUOTE="007, post: 2200451, member: 393"] It's a lot more complex than that. All those rotations are dependent on the positions of the other 4 offensive players when the ball enters the high post. All 5 players on D need to read, react, adjust, and rotate on all ball movement (pass or dribble penetration) relative to the positioning of the O. And even those rotations can be adjusted (and often are) depending on whether the D is trying to take some area of the floor and/or player away from the offense. The rotation is never to get to rebounding position unless and until there is a shot attempt. [/QUOTE]