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Post by SportyBucky on Sept 16, 2022 7:50:33 GMT -5
Well, as I mentioned in the foregoing post, I didn't watch the match, only saw the score. So I didn't see either team lose or win. However, I'm glad my Coogs outperformed all the chest-thumpers' predictions to beat the spread. Obviously, the talent disparity in this match was large, and it would've been a massive upset to beat Texas on any court, and especially in Gregory. I'd like to say this is the year Texas doesn't choke, but I can't say I'm feelin' it. I love the hate! Join the club. Fellow Texas schools Texas Tech, Baylor, A&M, TCU all have jackets. Just glad we're getting out of the conference. Time to make some more fan bases hate us. Our arrogance isn't a bug. It's a feature! It's not so much choking as it is simply not having the passing and floor defense to win against teams with a fast offense and superior defense and passing. Akana and Eggleston are not great passers. Fleck was taking a lot of court last night. Houston passed really well, served really well and scouted well to know how to score against TX's block and Fleck. Teams like Houston, UCSB, Rice stress TX out because they can defense and pass and made TX scrap, which is not what they're best at. |
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Post by nellynel on Sept 16, 2022 7:54:07 GMT -5
How would UH and Pepperdine compare? I think I saw Pepperdine vs Nebraska but honestly can’t remember. I’d think they would be close Pepperdine maybe being better but don’t know.
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Post by nellynel on Sept 16, 2022 7:58:34 GMT -5
How would UH and Pepperdine compare? I think I saw Pepperdine vs Nebraska but honestly can’t remember. I’d think they would be close Pepperdine maybe being better but don’t know. I take that back they have wins over Washington, Baylor and Minnesota. |
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Post by slxpress on Sept 16, 2022 8:05:39 GMT -5
How would UH and Pepperdine compare? I think I saw Pepperdine vs Nebraska but honestly can’t remember. I’d think they would be close Pepperdine maybe being better but don’t know. I take that back they have wins over Washington, Baylor and Minnesota. Pepperdine and USD are making a mockery of the term power conference in volleyball. BYU looking less like they’re moving conferences to upgrade and more like they’re trying to escape! I know that’s not true. I’m pretending here. |
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Post by yupyupyup on Sept 16, 2022 8:17:02 GMT -5
I love the hate! Join the club. Fellow Texas schools Texas Tech, Baylor, A&M, TCU all have jackets. Just glad we're getting out of the conference. Time to make some more fan bases hate us. Our arrogance isn't a bug. It's a feature! It's not so much choking as it is simply not having the passing and floor defense to win against teams with a fast offense and superior defense and passing. Akana and Eggleston are not great passers. Fleck was taking a lot of court last night. Houston passed really well, served really well and scouted well to know how to score against TX's block and Fleck. Teams like Houston, UCSB, Rice stress TX out because they can defense and pass and made TX scrap, which is not what they're best at. It didn’t show last night, but Texas probably has the best back court of any team in the country with Fleck, Halter, and Akana. Logan is serviceable back there. Anyone have the volleymetric stats season wise for serve receive? Everyone was off last night but Texas is extremely scrappy with the backrow players it has. |
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Post by bwf3 on Sept 16, 2022 8:21:05 GMT -5
It's not so much choking as it is simply not having the passing and floor defense to win against teams with a fast offense and superior defense and passing. Akana and Eggleston are not great passers. Fleck was taking a lot of court last night. Houston passed really well, served really well and scouted well to know how to score against TX's block and Fleck. Teams like Houston, UCSB, Rice stress TX out because they can defense and pass and made TX scrap, which is not what they're best at. It didn’t show last night, but Texas probably has the best back court of any team in the country with Fleck, Halter, and Akana. Logan is serviceable back there. Anyone have the volleymetric stats season wise for serve receive? Everyone was off last night but Texas is extremely scrappy with the backrow players it has. Texas passed a 2.08 and 53.7% GP. Houston passed a 1.79 and 41.9% GP. |
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Post by yupyupyup on Sept 16, 2022 8:24:07 GMT -5
It didn’t show last night, but Texas probably has the best back court of any team in the country with Fleck, Halter, and Akana. Logan is serviceable back there. Anyone have the volleymetric stats season wise for serve receive? Everyone was off last night but Texas is extremely scrappy with the backrow players it has. Texas passed a 2.08 and 53.7% GP. Houston passed a 1.79 and 41.9% GP. Season stats? And how Texas serve receive compares nationally? |
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Post by hornshouse23 on Sept 16, 2022 8:24:23 GMT -5
It didn’t show last night, but Texas probably has the best back court of any team in the country with Fleck, Halter, and Akana. Logan is serviceable back there. Anyone have the volleymetric stats season wise for serve receive? Everyone was off last night but Texas is extremely scrappy with the backrow players it has. Texas passed a 2.08 and 53.7% GP. Houston passed a 1.79 and 41.9% GP. yikes. What has Texas been passing season to date? Is that average available? |
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Post by bwf3 on Sept 16, 2022 8:28:18 GMT -5
Texas passed a 2.08 and 53.7% GP. Houston passed a 1.79 and 41.9% GP. yikes. What has Texas been passing season to date? Is that average available? 2.15 on the year and 55.1% GP. 39.8% FBSO. |
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Post by hornshouse23 on Sept 16, 2022 11:08:35 GMT -5
yikes. What has Texas been passing season to date? Is that average available? 2.15 on the year and 55.1% GP. 39.8% FBSO. That’s… not great. And surprising. |
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Post by nellynel on Sept 16, 2022 11:40:24 GMT -5
2.15 on the year and 55.1% GP. 39.8% FBSO. That’s… not great. And surprising. I’d venture to guess its .10 better than this time last year and also guess opp. passing grades have been pretty low (Houston). |
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Post by bwf3 on Sept 16, 2022 12:05:01 GMT -5
2.15 on the year and 55.1% GP. 39.8% FBSO. That’s… not great. And surprising. Not great? Oregon (one of the best passing teams in the nation) is 53% GP and 35.3% FBSO. Nebraska is 61.7% and 34.6% FBSO. Louisville is 51.3% GP and 31.4% FBSO. Kentucky is 46.8% GP and 38.4% FBSO. 55% GP and 40% FBSO is gnarly. |
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Post by basil on Sept 16, 2022 12:08:58 GMT -5
2.15 on the year and 55.1% GP. 39.8% FBSO. That’s… not great. And surprising. it's actually really solid lol esp with how good Texas's offense is and they're still running the tempo off medium passes |
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Post by nellynel on Sept 16, 2022 12:20:35 GMT -5
That’s… not great. And surprising. Not great? Oregon (one of the best passing teams in the nation) is 53% GP and 35.3% FBSO. Nebraska is 61.7% and 34.6% FBSO. Louisville is 51.3% GP and 31.4% FBSO. Kentucky is 46.8% GP and 38.4% FBSO. 55% GP and 40% FBSO is gnarly. And that’s with Skinner, Bergmark and Caffey still working their way into the offense. |
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Post by hornshouse23 on Sept 16, 2022 12:35:39 GMT -5
That’s… not great. And surprising. Not great? Oregon (one of the best passing teams in the nation) is 53% GP and 35.3% FBSO. Nebraska is 61.7% and 34.6% FBSO. Louisville is 51.3% GP and 31.4% FBSO. Kentucky is 46.8% GP and 38.4% FBSO. 55% GP and 40% FBSO is gnarly. Maybe I’m im misinterpreting the last two numbers, but mainly thought the passing grade would be higher. If you say it’s solid, I surely believe you |
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