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/r/NCAAVB
Coach White was the Associate Head Coach for the University of Cincinnati under Molly Alvey. Now that she has been replaced, it looks like he has also been removed from UC's website. Does anyone happen to know if he is coaching somewhere else? My daughter attended several summer camps at UC and she really bonded with him. We'd like to continue to follow his career if we can figure out where he went. Also if anyone happens to know if Coach Kevin Carroll landed somewhere else that would be great too
Little confused on this move and would love some other insight/opinions on this. Sorry if someone else has already posted on this
Like everyone else, I’ve been excited to see the early success of the PVF, and now there’s the LOVB…and now there will be the MLV?
I feel like this is diluting potential fan bases and spreading the talent pool thin — ultimately damaging the sport & movement.
Why is this going on? Do we think there any likelihood of consolidation among the leagues?
Posting here instead of r/volleyball as this sub is a little more USA specific & these teams recruit pretty directly from the vast pool of incredible athletes in the NCAA.
Four teams have been announced via John Cook's show "Kicking Back with the Cooks"
Nebraska will play Pitt on Friday, Aug 22
Stanford and Creighton will also participate.
Does anybody know the best place to stream the men's preseason/season matches? ESPN does not have all of them and I'm wondering if purchasing the Big 10+ service to watch matches is better or not? Anybody know the best place besides ESPN and ESPN+ to watch all of the Men's action this season?
Can we get one? Anyone want to comment on interesting post season moves?
A few that stuck out to me
Anyone leaving from a final 4 team? 🤔
After both pulled off upsets on Thursday, the face off for the 2024 NCAA Women’s Volleyball National Championship today at 3:00 PM ET on ABC.
Thought I’d get the match thread up early to allow some pre-match discussion.
Watching her warm up on the sidelines following her injury vs Pitt, she at least was weight bearing. Understandably, she was being carried by a lot of adrenaline, but that still has to be a good sign.
I'm hoping this injury is nothing a little athletic tape and anti-inflammatories can't handle. I just find it difficult to imagine a world where Anna doesn't suit up on Sunday. My guess/hope is that there's a 90% chance she'll play. What are everyone else's thoughts?
https://www.avca.org/award/2024-avca-division-i-player-of-the-year/
Well deserved! She was very steady last night when others began to falter.
In the final four, match the starting libero with the stat line:
Liberos:
1: Elena Scott
2: Emmy Klika
3: Lexi Rodriguez
4: Gillian Grimes
Stats:
1: 25 digs, 9 assists, 1 Ace, 3 SE, 1 RE
2: 15 digs, 5 assists, 0 aces, 1 SE, 1 RE
3: 14 digs, 5 assists, 1 ace, 1 SE, 1 RE
4: 21 digs, 5 assists, 0 aces, 0 SE, 0 RE
bonus points if you can pick out the 4-time all american at first glance without looking it up.
This is a game. These girls are in college, barely past the age of being legal CHILDREN. The world will keep turning whether your favorite won or lost. More amazing volleyball will come. Deep breath. Relax. Goodnight
Either way History will be Made
For the First Time ever
A Female Head Coach will win the National Championship
Who gets it?
It was actually just a couple minutes ago! Told y’all. Looking forward to hearing why the better team lost!
!If Beason doesn't transfer into Nebraska, either wins the natty this year or last year!<
After everyone thought Pitt and Nebraska were on a collision course, it will be the Nittany Lions against the Cardinals for the whole enchilada.
It’s why you play the matches.
We are also guaranteed to make history with the first woman head coach to win a national championship.
First serve approximately 30 minutes after the conclusion of PIT/LOU on ESPN.
where can I watch for free?