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Post by oldhead on Sept 20, 2024 15:59:27 GMT -5
Having seen Pitt play in person against Pepperdine and UCSB, when they are up and playing free, they flow beautifully. However, when the sets are close, their body language changed a lot and they played tense and stiff. I’m curious to see how they will respond when pushed. Not sure how tense they could have been when the closest set was a 19 in those games. Lots of big game experience on that squad. |
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Post by eastbeachwestcoast on Sept 20, 2024 16:36:15 GMT -5
Having seen Pitt play in person against Pepperdine and UCSB, when they are up and playing free, they flow beautifully. However, when the sets are close, their body language changed a lot and they played tense and stiff. I’m curious to see how they will respond when pushed. Not sure how tense they could have been when the closest set was a 19 in those games. Lots of big game experience on that squad. I think that is what surprised me about the body language and communication, they seemed upset and tense because the score was closer than it should have been - leading to play that was less communicative and in the flow. I think it happens to most teams when they feel frustrated, so nothing novel about it, just an observation in person I was surprised by. |
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Post by HappyVolley on Sept 20, 2024 18:31:47 GMT -5
Pitt is like the Penn State version of yesteryears What does this even mean? |
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Post by blue10 on Sept 20, 2024 18:33:50 GMT -5
Having seen Pitt play in person against Pepperdine and UCSB, when they are up and playing free, they flow beautifully. However, when the sets are close, their body language changed a lot and they played tense and stiff. I’m curious to see how they will respond when pushed. Not sure how tense they could have been when the closest set was a 19 in those games. Lots of big game experience on that squad. literally lmao. Like people will find anything to say Pitt isn’t good…. |
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