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Message: [QUOTE="FrancoPizza, post: 1636665, member: 5195"] I'm just curious how objective the material is in this "bible" (and yes I'm not paying $12 or whatever since we already have a few posters who can verify the material). Obviously, he explains the benefits in the book, which makes sense for the intended audience, but I'm willing to wager he only mentions lack of rebounding as the only flaw. In fact I'd be shocked if he recognizes that it lets the other team dictate tempo... that it provides athletically inferior teams an opportunity to hang around by slowing the pace... or that there are occasional circumstances that require switching out of it when opponents are in too much of a rhythm... he's never admitted to any of those as being problems. For the sake of his argument, if defensive rebounding was the only tradeoff, there would be far less controversy. [/QUOTE]