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Post by coloradokidd on Sept 3, 2019 14:21:37 GMT -5
First sentence is so accurate. May is a top OH in the country and no one sees it's cause her teammates are just not it Without May I'd be scared to see what the scores of that game would have been like. May is very impressive: She was a NE Camper and recruit; but she wanted to go play on the west coast.  |
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Post by nothingbutcorn on Sept 3, 2019 14:40:22 GMT -5
Question for those close to Cook and staff. Reading over the two match threads today and quite a bit of talk about Hames digging a lot shots. I think her ave is right around 3.0 dps. Isn't that a product of how we setup our defense? I seem to remember Hunter at times with quite a few digs, not to the extent that Hames has but still think it was a 2+ per set. How does it compare to other B1G setters?
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Post by coloradokidd on Sept 3, 2019 14:49:10 GMT -5
As simple as NE needed a back-up setter. Drewnick came in briefly in a double-sub. * Top Setter Kennedi Orr comes in 2021.
Yeah, that is what I thought. Orr seems great, can't wait to get her! But I just thought Drewnick was a highly ranked recruit, and had played for the Brazilian? youth national team. Just seems odd she would come to Nebraska to be back up all four years when she could have gone to an arguably equally as good program and started right away. Well; she is only 17, and I believe she's thinking long game. What better place to train, not have the pressure of starting, and be tutored by 2X Nat. Champ Kelly Hunter. - and indirectly through Kelly's teaching from one of Kelly's former mentors; USA Setter and Husker Coach Tyler Hildebrand. |
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Post by huskervball24 on Sept 3, 2019 14:57:11 GMT -5
Through 2 games:
Stivrins: .375
Kubik: .272
Davis: .271
Sweet: .266
Sun: .235
Schwarz: .125
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Post by huskergeek on Sept 3, 2019 15:08:29 GMT -5
Through 2 games: Stivrins: .375 Kubik: .272 Davis: .271 Sweet: .266 Sun: .235 Schwarz: .125 Stats are jacked up this year. Everyone has different numbers. |
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Post by FreeBall on Sept 3, 2019 15:08:32 GMT -5
Through 2 games: Stivrins: .375 Kubik: .272 Davis: .271 Sweet: .266 Sun: .235 Schwarz: .125 Where did you get these stats? Most of them don't agree with what's shown at huskers.com: | Player | Attack % | | Stivrins | .393 | | Kubik | .280 | | Davis | .261 | | Sweet | .238 | | Sun | .213 | | Schwarz | .143 |
Source: huskers.com/cumestats.aspx?path=wvball&year=2019 |
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Post by huskervolleyball on Sept 3, 2019 15:10:03 GMT -5
Knuckles is the B1G Frosh of the week. As she should!
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Post by huskergeek on Sept 3, 2019 15:10:17 GMT -5
Through 2 games: Stivrins: .375 Kubik: .272 Davis: .271 Sweet: .266 Sun: .235 Schwarz: .125 Where did you get these stats? Most of them don't agree with what's shown at huskers.com: | Player | Attack % | | Stivrins | .393 | | Kubik | .280 | | Davis | .261 | | Sweet | .238 | | Sun | .213 | | Schwarz | .143 |
Source: huskers.com/cumestats.aspx?path=wvball&year=2019And the NCAA disagrees with both. |
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Post by volleyb on Sept 3, 2019 15:12:19 GMT -5
Knuckles is the B1G Frosh of the week. As she should! B1G FROSH OF THE YEAR
jk that's a little premature. but very likely.
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Post by huskervolleyball on Sept 3, 2019 15:13:48 GMT -5
Knuckles is the B1G Frosh of the week. As she should! B1G FROSH OF THE YEAR
jk that's a little premature. but very likely.
I WOULD LIKE TO SEE IT. If she keeps playing like this and be consistent all year long I can see her getting it. |
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Post by huskervball24 on Sept 3, 2019 15:16:30 GMT -5
You're right. I had an error in my table. I'm keeping track of them separately. Before I post, I will make sure to double check with the website before publishing!
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Post by yupyupyup on Sept 3, 2019 15:28:07 GMT -5
Yeah, that is what I thought. Orr seems great, can't wait to get her! But I just thought Drewnick was a highly ranked recruit, and had played for the Brazilian? youth national team. Just seems odd she would come to Nebraska to be back up all four years when she could have gone to an arguably equally as good program and started right away. Well; she is only 17, and I believe she's thinking long game. What better place to train, not have the pressure of starting, and be tutored by 2X Nat. Champ Kelly Hunter. - and indirectly through Kelly's teaching from one of Kelly's former mentors; USA Setter and Husker Coach Tyler Hildebrand. What would her long game be? To never start, but get training through Nebraska and then go back to Brazil to play professionally? |
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Post by volleyb on Sept 3, 2019 15:42:20 GMT -5
Well; she is only 17, and I believe she's thinking long game. What better place to train, not have the pressure of starting, and be tutored by 2X Nat. Champ Kelly Hunter. - and indirectly through Kelly's teaching from one of Kelly's former mentors; USA Setter and Husker Coach Tyler Hildebrand. What would her long game be? To never start, but get training through Nebraska and then go back to Brazil to play professionally? I understand what colaradokidd is trying to say, but long game wise practicing is so different from actual game play. That would be four years of training, but rarely getting to put that training into action. Playing in games after I think she would struggle even though she is getting amazing training, but adding 4 years of playing in matches would elevate that |
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Post by oldmanred on Sept 3, 2019 16:13:29 GMT -5
Well; she is only 17, and I believe she's thinking long game. What better place to train, not have the pressure of starting, and be tutored by 2X Nat. Champ Kelly Hunter. - and indirectly through Kelly's teaching from one of Kelly's former mentors; USA Setter and Husker Coach Tyler Hildebrand. What would her long game be? To never start, but get training through Nebraska and then go back to Brazil to play professionally? I believe she is pursuing a degree in college! In Brazil I believe she would be too much in to Pro ball! JMO GO HUSKERS |
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Post by coloradokidd on Sept 3, 2019 17:57:14 GMT -5
What would her long game be? To never start, but get training through Nebraska and then go back to Brazil to play professionally? I understand what colaradokidd is trying to say, but long game wise practicing is so different from actual game play. That would be four years of training, but rarely getting to put that training into action. Playing in games after I think she would struggle even though she is getting amazing training, but adding 4 years of playing in matches would elevate that I believe Nicole is a Texan with dual citizenship through her parents - so playing for Brazil is a bonus. Will she stay at NU for 4-5 years? - who knows! A quote from Nicole when recruited: “Nebraska obviously is a very successful volleyball program, but it’s not just that they win all the time,” she said. “It’s more like the culture, the coaching. After college, a lot of the girls that played for Nebraska, like (assistant) coach (Kayla) Banwarth, went on to the Olympics. After college, I want to expand my career. This is a place that would help me achieve my dreams after college.” Full Article: www.omaha.com/huskers/volleyball/nicole-drewnick-a-texas-sophomore-with-international-volleyball-pedigree-commits/article_c9831102-57ee-5201-ab38-8c537b64b25d.html |
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