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Post by vbshrink on Mar 1, 2021 15:25:53 GMT -5
Here's the full release on the various VB awards this week -- congrats to all!!!!
SEC Player of the Week - Abby Marjama, Alabama
SEC Offensive Player of the Week - Alabama's Abby Marjama, a junior outside hitter from Granite Bay, Calif., averaged 6.19 points and 5.50 kills in the series win over Mississippi State. Marjama recorded 20 kills and 10 digs in the opening match Friday, and followed that with a season-high 24 kills and 10 digs, her third and fourth double-doubles this season. She also recorded five aces against the Bulldogs.
SEC Co-Defensive Players of the Week - Alabama's Madelyn St. Germain, a graduate libero from League City, Texas, averaged 5.38 digs per set in the series win over Mississippi State. St. Germain posted a season-high 28 digs in the four-set win on Friday.
Florida's Lauren Dooley, a junior middle blocker from Plano, Texas, averaged 2.17 blocks per set in the two wins at Tennessee. Dooley notched a team-best eight blocks in the opening match against the Lady Vols.
SEC Setter of the Week - Florida's Marlie Monserez, a junior from Windermere, Fla., averaged 11.67 assists per set in the series win at Tennessee. Monserez recorded her fifth double-double of the season with 36 assists and 12 digs in the second match against the Lady Vols.
SEC Freshman of the Week - South Carolina's Riley Whitesides, a left side/outside hitter from Greenville, S.C., averaged 4.21 points, 4.00 kills and 1.29 digs per set and posted a .234 hitting percentage in the series split against No. 25 Missouri. In the second match versus the Tigers, Whitesides tallied 18 kills, six digs and two total blocks and hit .316 in the four-set victory.
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Post by trainermch on Mar 1, 2021 15:28:56 GMT -5
Here's the full release on the various VB awards this week -- congrats to all!!!! SEC Player of the Week - Abby Marjama, Alabama SEC Offensive Player of the Week - Alabama's Abby Marjama, a junior outside hitter from Granite Bay, Calif., averaged 6.19 points and 5.50 kills in the series win over Mississippi State. Marjama recorded 20 kills and 10 digs in the opening match Friday, and followed that with a season-high 24 kills and 10 digs, her third and fourth double-doubles this season. She also recorded five aces against the Bulldogs. SEC Co-Defensive Players of the Week - Alabama's Madelyn St. Germain, a graduate libero from League City, Texas, averaged 5.38 digs per set in the series win over Mississippi State. St. Germain posted a season-high 28 digs in the four-set win on Friday. Florida's Lauren Dooley, a junior middle blocker from Plano, Texas, averaged 2.17 blocks per set in the two wins at Tennessee. Dooley notched a team-best eight blocks in the opening match against the Lady Vols. SEC Setter of the Week - Florida's Marlie Monserez, a junior from Windermere, Fla., averaged 11.67 assists per set in the series win at Tennessee. Monserez recorded her fifth double-double of the season with 36 assists and 12 digs in the second match against the Lady Vols. SEC Freshman of the Week - South Carolina's Riley Whitesides, a left side/outside hitter from Greenville, S.C., averaged 4.21 points, 4.00 kills and 1.29 digs per set and posted a .234 hitting percentage in the series split against No. 25 Missouri. In the second match versus the Tigers, Whitesides tallied 18 kills, six digs and two total blocks and hit .316 in the four-set victory. Congratulations to all!! |
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Post by jcvball22 on Mar 1, 2021 19:08:39 GMT -5
South Carolina is improving and Whitesides is a really solid OH. KYLA MANNING 6 Double Doubles ....Whitesides 1 Double Double. Did anyone say Manning wasn't good? Just because I didn't mention her in the same sentence, doesn't mean anything against her. She's a 5th year senior, I would certainly hope she could out perform the freshman who has had limited court time in a pandemic year. Whitesides is performing well under the circumstances and is going to be a big piece of South Carolina's future. I mean, I get it. You don't like Whitesides. Whatever. But it's a bit more unclear why you keep quoting this post, in particular? You're certainly not making much of a point. |
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Post by sclawman on Mar 1, 2021 19:11:20 GMT -5
Please, tell me what metric? ....She certainly gets opportunities to stat pack, I'm talking about quality of play at the position. Which in this case is 6 rotations.....Passing blocking serving etc. This game is fundamentals and technique. Some (right on cue) would disagree with you... Carolina was fortunate to land her. She headed to NC State until they fired their coach. She played at the same club as Thayer Hall. I'm proud of both them because as good as they are at volleyball they are even better people. |
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Post by jrobinson1906 on Mar 1, 2021 23:14:53 GMT -5
Outside Hitters should be able to keep in-system on 67% of our passing attempts. - be able to attack in-system at 44% efficiency. - be able to attack out-of-system with 25% efficiency. - be able to attack out of the back row at 33% efficiency. -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. -be able to limit our opponents to 35% efficiency -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. - be able to set positive 80% of our setting attempts. -be able to serve our opponents into trouble at 45% Smart shot selection. Where can we buy a few of these?  Haha |
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Post by sonofdogman on Mar 2, 2021 0:35:05 GMT -5
Outside Hitters should be able to keep in-system on 67% of our passing attempts. - be able to attack in-system at 44% efficiency. - be able to attack out-of-system with 25% efficiency. - be able to attack out of the back row at 33% efficiency. -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. -be able to limit our opponents to 35% efficiency -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. - be able to set positive 80% of our setting attempts. -be able to serve our opponents into trouble at 45% Smart shot selection. You would make a great idealist. |
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Post by stanfankev on Mar 2, 2021 1:08:11 GMT -5
Outside Hitters should be able to keep in-system on 67% of our passing attempts. - be able to attack in-system at 44% efficiency. - be able to attack out-of-system with 25% efficiency. - be able to attack out of the back row at 33% efficiency. -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. -be able to limit our opponents to 35% efficiency -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. - be able to set positive 80% of our setting attempts. -be able to serve our opponents into trouble at 45% Smart shot selection. Just curious. Where are you getting these criteria from? |
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Post by donut on Mar 2, 2021 8:06:00 GMT -5
Outside Hitters should be able to keep in-system on 67% of our passing attempts. - be able to attack in-system at 44% efficiency. - be able to attack out-of-system with 25% efficiency. - be able to attack out of the back row at 33% efficiency. -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. -be able to limit our opponents to 35% efficiency -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. - be able to set positive 80% of our setting attempts. -be able to serve our opponents into trouble at 45% Smart shot selection. yikes |
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Post by itsallrelative on Mar 2, 2021 13:53:22 GMT -5
Outside Hitters should be able to keep in-system on 67% of our passing attempts. - be able to attack in-system at 44% efficiency. - be able to attack out-of-system with 25% efficiency. - be able to attack out of the back row at 33% efficiency. -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. -be able to limit our opponents to 35% efficiency -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. - be able to set positive 80% of our setting attempts. -be able to serve our opponents into trouble at 45% Smart shot selection. Are you missing "to be an All American"? or pick 3 out of these criteria? |
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Post by wishinwestcoastvb on Mar 2, 2021 14:16:54 GMT -5
Outside Hitters should be able to keep in-system on 67% of our passing attempts. - be able to attack in-system at 44% efficiency. - be able to attack out-of-system with 25% efficiency. - be able to attack out of the back row at 33% efficiency. -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. -be able to limit our opponents to 35% efficiency -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. - be able to set positive 80% of our setting attempts. -be able to serve our opponents into trouble at 45% Smart shot selection. Are you missing "to be an All American"? or pick 3 out of these criteria? LOL. Literally the only OH I can think of who can maybe meet all of this criteria in the country is Stumler. Edit: and I’m talking on a national level |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 2, 2021 14:26:08 GMT -5
Are you missing "to be an All American"? or pick 3 out of these criteria? LOL. Literally the only OH I can think of who can maybe meet all of this criteria in the country is Stumler. Edit: and I’m talking on a national level She doesn't fulfill the 'criteria' in OOS hitting, good pass % or serving. Jordan Larson doesn't meet these arbitrary standards! The post is ridiculous. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 2, 2021 14:36:37 GMT -5
LOL. Literally the only OH I can think of who can maybe meet all of this criteria in the country is Stumler. Edit: and I’m talking on a national level She doesn't fulfill the 'criteria' in OOS hitting, good pass % or serving. Jordan Larson doesn't meet these arbitrary standards! The post is ridiculous. I’m trying to think if any OH hitters in the world meet all that criteria lol |
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Post by bmg3 on Mar 2, 2021 17:33:07 GMT -5
Is that real life? I mean I try to not jut in on these things but the claim that an OH should obtain metrics pulled out of someone’s ass is hilarious. Begs the question, how does an OH single handedly hold an opponent to a set hitting percentage?
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Post by ProfessorPlum on Mar 2, 2021 18:50:49 GMT -5
Outside Hitters should be able to keep in-system on 67% of our passing attempts. - be able to attack in-system at 44% efficiency. - be able to attack out-of-system with 25% efficiency. - be able to attack out of the back row at 33% efficiency. -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. -be able to limit our opponents to 35% efficiency -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. - be able to set positive 80% of our setting attempts. -be able to serve our opponents into trouble at 45% Smart shot selection. “I think this is reasonable and every OH should do this in every match” -any setter that has ever played the game |
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Post by vbshrink on Mar 2, 2021 19:35:00 GMT -5
Outside Hitters should be able to keep in-system on 67% of our passing attempts. - be able to attack in-system at 44% efficiency. - be able to attack out-of-system with 25% efficiency. - be able to attack out of the back row at 33% efficiency. -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. -be able to limit our opponents to 35% efficiency -be able to dig 50% of balls hit to their defensive area. - be able to set positive 80% of our setting attempts. -be able to serve our opponents into trouble at 45% Smart shot selection. “I think this is reasonable and every OH should do this in every match” -any setter that has ever played the game  |
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