Abstract

This study attempts to quantitatively analyze the factors about players’ height and rebounding techniques, researching into the effects of heights and skills on securing rebounds. The result indicates that the number of rebounds that teams whose average height of power forwards and centers is low get is fewer than that number of rebounds teams whose average height of power forwards and centers is middle and tall get, and because of the little necessity of point guards and shooting guards participating in rebounds, the Regression Coefficient and Correlation Coefficient of team members are comparatively low. In the team whose average height is low but power guards and shooting guards are relatively technically high, the technical superiority can make up the weakness of the heights. In addition, the team which is not dependent on height but still does well in the competition is superior over other teams in terms of the technical value. Therefore, besides height, techniques can also be one of the dominant factors of securing rebounds. Taking these two factors into account thoughtfully the power of the team can be estimated objectively and effectively. Verf.-Referat