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Post by Deleted on Nov 28, 2021 18:03:18 GMT -5
When do awards usually come out
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Post by mikegarrison on Nov 28, 2021 18:09:01 GMT -5
When do awards usually come out Next week. See the second post.
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Post by c4ndlelight on Nov 28, 2021 18:17:07 GMT -5
Ok, here are the C4ndle PAC Awards predictions:
POY - Drews SOY - Powell LOY - Fleck FOY - Miner COY - Cook
First Team (player, team, notable in-conference stats) 1 Isanovic ASU (3.90 kps, .215, .32 saps) 2 Nuneviller ORE (4.11 kps, .247, 3.18 dps) 3 Murphy ORE (4.10 dps, .35 saps, .97 aps) 4 Baird STAN (4.13 kps, .274, .57 bps) 5 Kipp STAN (3.97 kps, .355, .37 saps, 1.11 bps) 6 May UCLA (4.93 kps, .271, .40 saps) 7 Fleck UCLA (3.85 dps, .23 saps, .92 aps) 8 Martin UCLA (10.88 aps, .274 Team %) 9 Botkin USC (3.38 kps, .209) 10 Drews UTAH (5.45 kps, .279) 11 Jankiewicz UTAH (10.99 aps, .260 Team %) 12 Powell WASH (11.17 aps, .281 Team %, .32 saps, .60 bps) 13 Drechsel WASH (3.75 kps, .327, .57 bps) 14 Hoffman WASH (3.65 kps, .286, .46 saps) 15 Grote WASH (2.21 kps, .407, 1.09 bps) 16 Timmer WSU (3.91 kps, .225, .40 saps) 17 Jehlarova WSU (2.40 kps, .361, 1.45 bps) 18 Pukis WSU (10.27 aps, .242 Team %, .59 bps)
Honorable Mention 1 Maldonado Diaz ARIZ (3.30 kps, .189, .30 saps) 2 BergmarkCAL (2.20 kps, .358) 3 DeLuzio COLO (4.68 dps) 4 Bacon OREG (1.95 kps, .428) 5 Goings OSU (3.54 kps, .197) 6 Miner STAN (11.47 aps, .286 Team %, .50 bps) 7 Vicini STAN (.371, 1.45 bps) 8 Oglivie STAN (4.17 dps, 1.18 aps) 9 Dodson UCLA (2.00 kps, .366) 10 Weske USC (2.81 kps, .217, .75 bps, .24 saps) 11 RobinsonUTAH (2.92 kps, .213) 12 van der Werff UTAH (2.02 kps, .370, 1.09 bps) 13 Weathering UTAH (2.47 kps, .257) 14 Ryan WSU (2.12 kps, .315, .67 bps)
FRESHMAN TEAM 1 Stubbe ARIZ (2.88 kps, .280,) 2 Francis STAN (2.84 kps, .197, .55 bps) 3 Miner STAN (11.47 aps, .286 Team %, .50 bps) 4 Ariail USC (1.88 kps, .360, 1.08 bps) 5 Tuaniga USC (10.11 aps, .242 Team %,) 6 Bays WASH (3.23 dps, 1.10 aps, .22 saps) 7 Ryan WSU (2.12 kps, .315, .67 bps)
These show the traditional bias to spreading the love (every team mentioned once), as well as a slight bias to seniors (see Botkin on 1st Team). I was a little setter heavy, but I think it's warranted this year. We could also end up libero-heavy, as Massey could easily get it instead Goings. I also went libero heavy on some toss-ups (CU could easily see Ewert or Tabron get a nod, but I think the coaches/SIDs will give a nod to DeLuzio for taking the "digs" title; Bacon/Murphy will probably be a toss-up as a first-second teamers for Oregon; Fleck def doesn't have the 'boxscore' stats for 1st Team but I think she's prolly gonna be LOY and we're past the days of not having any liberos on 1st Team).
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Post by Deleted on Nov 28, 2021 18:53:36 GMT -5
Kipp STAN (3.97 kps, .355, .37 saps, 1.11 bps)
Is Kipp the best pin blocker in the country???
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Post by FTLOG on Nov 28, 2021 19:02:31 GMT -5
There was a post a while back in a different thread listing all the opposites better than Kipp. It was fair--there are some very good opposites this year--but... Kipp is very good, and I think she's been under the radar as far as national buzz. I wouldn't expect her to be on any All American teams except for maybe honorable mention bc I don't expect Stanford to get past the first weekend, but watch out next year.
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Post by alwayslearning on Nov 28, 2021 19:36:45 GMT -5
Cumulative 2014-2021 (12-11-10 etc. in points for places) Washington (88) Stanford (80) UCLA (69) Oregon (65) Utah (63) USC (62) WSU (52) Arizona (49) Colorado (48) ASU (28) OSU (25) Cal (17) Simply put, this is a SMH (misleading) post more deserving to be in a homer thread. If you subtract the 2021 COVID spring season where a deciminated Stanford team played a total of 10 matches (compared with UW's 24) and finished 11th (compared with UW's 1st) in the conference, then Stanford would be ahead of Washington. It is fair to say SU and UW have dominated the B12 the last 18--2004 being the first year ever that UW won the conference-- years, with 10 and 7 titles (including ties) respectively, even counting the almost universally asterisked spring 2021 year. Overall, Stanford has 19 conference championships; UW: 6. pac-12.com/sport/womens-volleyball (click link to RECORD BOOK). Ok, here's my homer stat. The Huskies have won 5 of the last 9 Pac 12 championships (sharing it with USC in 2015). Stanford has won 4 during the same stretch. I can hear the counterargument already and it's a knockout: Stanford has won 3 national championships during the same time period. Any way you slice it, Stanford and Washington have been the dominant Pac 12 teams for two decades. Over the last 21 years, the only other teams to win or share the conference title are Cal (sharing it once in 2010) and USC (winning outright 3 times and sharing it with Washington in 2015).
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Post by bruinsgold on Nov 28, 2021 20:00:34 GMT -5
Kipp STAN (3.97 kps, .355, .37 saps, 1.11 bps) Is Kipp the best pin blocker in the country??? Aiko Jones (Louisville) - 1.16 Grace Cleveland (Purdue) - 1.13
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Post by hammer on Nov 28, 2021 20:07:36 GMT -5
Kipp STAN (3.97 kps, .355, .37 saps, 1.11 bps) Is Kipp the best pin blocker in the country??? Aiko Jones (Louisville) - 1.16 Grace Cleveland (Purdue) - 1.13 Kipp's pipe attack is nasty
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Post by bruinsgold on Nov 28, 2021 20:14:28 GMT -5
Aiko Jones (Louisville) - 1.16 Grace Cleveland (Purdue) - 1.13 Kipp's pipe attack is nasty So is her serve!
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Post by JJVb on Nov 28, 2021 21:20:41 GMT -5
Massey (OSU) deserves 1st team or honorable mention for sure.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 29, 2021 18:20:33 GMT -5
The awards are out. May POY EMP SOY fleck LOY Miner FOY Greeney and Sealey COY
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Post by mikegarrison on Nov 29, 2021 18:21:41 GMT -5
The awards are out. May POY EMP SOY fleck LOY Miner FOY Greeney and Sealey COY Wow! That is days earlier than usual.
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Post by mikegarrison on Nov 29, 2021 18:39:46 GMT -5
First Team (player, team, notable in-conference stats) 1 Isanovic ASU (3.90 kps, .215, .32 saps) 2 Nuneviller ORE (4.11 kps, .247, 3.18 dps) 3 Murphy ORE (4.10 dps, .35 saps, .97 aps) 4 Baird STAN (4.13 kps, .274, .57 bps) 5 Kipp STAN (3.97 kps, .355, .37 saps, 1.11 bps) 6 May UCLA (4.93 kps, .271, .40 saps) 7 Fleck UCLA (3.85 dps, .23 saps, .92 aps) 8 Martin UCLA (10.88 aps, .274 Team %) 9 Botkin USC (3.38 kps, .209) 10 Drews UTAH (5.45 kps, .279) 11 Jankiewicz UTAH (10.99 aps, .260 Team %) 12 Powell WASH (11.17 aps, .281 Team %, .32 saps, .60 bps) 13 Drechsel WASH (3.75 kps, .327, .57 bps) 14 Hoffman WASH (3.65 kps, .286, .46 saps) 15 Grote WASH (2.21 kps, .407, 1.09 bps) 16 Timmer WSU (3.91 kps, .225, .40 saps) 17 Jehlarova WSU (2.40 kps, .361, 1.45 bps) 18 Pukis WSU (10.27 aps, .242 Team %, .59 bps) Pretty close except they seemed to disfavor setters a little more than you expected.
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Post by Disc808 on Nov 29, 2021 18:46:06 GMT -5
Kipp STAN (3.97 kps, .355, .37 saps, 1.11 bps) Is Kipp the best pin blocker in the country??? I love how Stanford’s past 3 right sides have all been great blockers (not counting 2020)
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Post by Deleted on Nov 29, 2021 18:51:26 GMT -5
pac-12.com/article/2021/11/29/pac-12-announces-2021-womens-volleyball-postseason-honorsTo add the remaining awards: ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS Below is the 18-member All-Pac-12 team and seven-member Pac-12 All-Freshman team, also voted on by the league’s 12 head coaches. Head coaches were not allowed to vote for their own player or themselves. Players must appear in two-thirds of their institution’s Conference matches to be eligible for Pac-12 postseason awards. Six Pac-12 teams are headed to the NCAA Tournament, which begins this week, the 21st time in the past 22 seasons the Conference has sent at least that many programs to the postseason. 2021 ALL-PAC-12 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL TEAM PLAYER, TEAM POS. HT. HOMETOWN Karson Bacon, Oregon MB 6-4 Fontana, Calif. Caitie Baird, Stanford** OH 6-3 Indianapolis, Ind. Brooke Botkin, USC*** OH 6-2 Houston, Texas Anna Dodson, UCLA MB 6-5 Fort Collins, Colo. Samantha Drechsel, Washington** OH 6-4 Woodinville, Wash. Dani Drews, Utah**** OH 6-0 Sandy, Utah Zoe Fleck, UCLA** DS/L 5-6 Granada Hills, Calif. Marin Grote, Washington MB 6-4 Burbank, Calif. Claire Hoffman, Washington** OH 6-2 Pleasant Hill, Ore. Iman Isanovic, Arizona State OH 6-1 Riga, Latvia Magda Jehlárová, Washington State*** MB 6-3 Prerov, Czech Republic Kendall Kipp, Stanford OPP 6-5 Newport Beach, Calif. Mac May, UCLA**** OH/OPP 6-3 Dubuque, Iowa Brooke Nuneviller, Oregon** OH/L 5-11 Chandler, Ariz. Ella May Powell, Washington*** S 6-0 Fayetteville, Ark. Hannah Pukis, Washington State** S 5-11 Tacoma, Wash. Madelyn Robinson, Utah OH 5-10 Highland, Utah Pia Timmer, Washington State** OH 6-2 Emlichheim, Germany ** two-time selection; *** three-time selection; **** four-time selection Honorable Mention: Brynna DeLuzio, COLO; Candice Denny, USC; Jenna Ewert, COLO; Kamaile Hiapo, ARIZ; Stef Jankiewicz, UTAH; Marta Levinska, ASU; Sofia Maldonado Diaz, ARIZ; Shelby Martin, UCLA; Grace Massey, OSU; élan McCall, UCLA; Kami Miner, STAN; Georgia Murphy, ORE; Gloria Mutiri, ORE; Lauren Sanders, WASH; Shannon Scully, USC; Maya Tabron, COLO; Zoe Weatherington, UTAH; Emilia Weske, USC. 2021 PAC-12 ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM PLAYER, TEAM POS. HT. HOMETOWN Tyrah Ariail, USC MB 6-1 Frisco, Texas Lauren Bays, Washington L 6-8 Orange County, Calif. Sami Francis, Stanford OH 6-6 San Diego, Calif. Kami Miner, Stanford S 6-0 Redondo Beach, Calif. Katy Ryan, Washington State OPP 6-5 Rathdrum, Idaho Puk Stubbe, Arizona OPP 6-0 Gouda, Netherlands Mia Tuaniga, USC S 5-9 Long Beach, Calif.
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