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Post by ncaavballguru on Aug 30, 2014 0:15:20 GMT -5
Digging directly translates into attack opportunities at the women's international level, which increases the likelihood of scoring a point, and if they aren't getting kills in transition, they're at least getting more block opportunities, which are point-scoring opportunities, and those can lead to even more point-scoring opportunities later in the rally. Getting your team more chances to attack the ball is incredibly important at this level. Ergo, digging is incredibly important. Wow. This post is a hot, steaming pile of elephant dung. I really don't know where to start.
Pelcj10.75, you should sign up for a CAP clinic, or something. You need focus.
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Post by notpriddy (COIF) on Aug 30, 2014 9:03:07 GMT -5
As I was watching Long Beach State last night, 5"8' setter Hudson would position herself in the middle of the net when LBSU was receiving serve, and she was in the front row. Is Coach Gimmillaro incorporating Japan's Hybrid 6 into his offense? Just wondering.
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Post by Babar on Aug 30, 2014 10:19:10 GMT -5
"I don't follow it that closely, so it was confusing to me. Oh well, all resolved now." How can we have a pissing contest when someone takes the high road?
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Post by Deleted on Aug 30, 2014 10:51:12 GMT -5
As I was watching Long Beach State last night, 5"8' setter Hudson would position herself in the middle of the net when LBSU was receiving serve, and she was in the front row. Is Coach Gimmillaro incorporating Japan's Hybrid 6 into his offense? Just wondering. She was standing at target...
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