to outrebound
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- The smaller team won the war of the boards; Orlando outrebounded Detroit 44-30.
- outrebounded opponents
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Most importantly, Lee led the Warriors' rebounding push, as Golden State outrebounded Minnesota 50-34.
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Thomas outrebounded New England 53-44, with a 26-15 advantage on the offensive glass.
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"We talked about it losing to Denver a couple of games ago because they outrebounded us and they dominated us," Jackson said.
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"We outfought them, outrebounded them, and we were
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We were getting outrebounded and outscored in the paint in almost every game.
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Sacramento was outrebounded in every single game this week, twice by double digits.
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Kings were outrebounded once again, a recurring theme so far this year.
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"That's a big surprise that we outrebounded them," Gobrecht said.
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The Pacers made just 6 of 14 free throws in the first half and were outrebounded 22-15.
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The Sun Devils are 18-0 when they outrebound their opponents.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Outrebound is built from out- meaning 'more than', as in the word outperform, and rebound, which is 'to catch the ball after a missed shot' or a 'bounce back'. So to outrebound someone is to get more rebounds than they do in a game.