A defensive rebound occurs when the defending team secures the ball after an opponent's missed shot, ending the possession. It requires boxing out, positioning, and timing to prevent the offense from getting a second chance. Teams benefit by limiting scoring opportunities and igniting fast breaks. Guards, forwards, and centers all contribute, though big men often lead in statistics.
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