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Post by Cubicle No More ... on Oct 31, 2022 2:49:06 GMT -5
Hawaii back at home to defend its BW lead ...
Long Beach St (Fri, Nov 4) | Cal St Fullerton (Sat, Nov 5)Honolulu, Hawaii **UH Ticket Info** ***** ***** Hawaii vs Long Beach St Date | Time: Fri, 11/4, 7:00pm HT, 10:00pm PT ***** Hawaii vs Cal St Fullerton Date | Time: Sat, 11/5, 7:00pm HT, 10:00pm PT |
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Post by JJVb on Nov 2, 2022 3:08:55 GMT -5
Long Beach is on a 9 match win streak, with their last loss being to Hawaii. If they can keep this close they could sneak out a 3-2 win, but Hawaii is favored, so should win. Hawaii had a surprising loss to Cal Poly a few matches ago, so they are beatable though.
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Post by 2left on Nov 2, 2022 20:51:16 GMT -5
Long Beach is on a 9 match win streak, with their last loss being to Hawaii. If they can keep this close they could sneak out a 3-2 win, but Hawaii is favored, so should win. Hawaii had a surprising loss to Cal Poly a few matches ago, so they are beatable though. Not a surprising loss. Dvoracek and Stockholm can be devastating on the outside, and besides Igiede, Hawaii doesn’t put up much of a block. Hawaii’s starting libero was injured and with only one other DS on the roster, the OH1 was forced to go six rotations and the passing and defense took a big hit. When a Poly fan next to me before the match asked who I thought had the advantage, I told her it was Poly. I was, however, pleasantly surprised how close Hawaii kept it even with Dvoracek hitting over .500. |
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Post by Cubicle No More ... on Nov 3, 2022 2:34:29 GMT -5
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Post by Cubicle No More ... on Nov 3, 2022 2:35:03 GMT -5
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Post by JJVb on Nov 3, 2022 4:38:45 GMT -5
You should do a poll seeing who votes for Hawaii or LB to win  |
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Post by medusa on Nov 3, 2022 10:48:09 GMT -5
UH 3/1 Beach. UH 3/2 Fullerton
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Post by soljah808 on Nov 3, 2022 12:08:30 GMT -5
Long Beach is on a 9 match win streak, with their last loss being to Hawaii. If they can keep this close they could sneak out a 3-2 win, but Hawaii is favored, so should win. Hawaii had a surprising loss to Cal Poly a few matches ago, so they are beatable though. Hawaii is at the comfy confines of the Stan. With a huge crowd expected and Hawaii on a winning streak against LBSU. They will be ready. They can't overlook them which we know Coach Rob will NOT let them do.....but Hawaii will be ready. |
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Post by Cubicle No More ... on Nov 3, 2022 14:39:34 GMT -5
You should do a poll seeing who votes for Hawaii or LB to win lol ... but those polls are always inundated with beach fans ...  |
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Post by Cubicle No More ... on Nov 3, 2022 14:43:01 GMT -5
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Post by Cubicle No More ... on Nov 3, 2022 14:53:35 GMT -5
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Post by hammer on Nov 3, 2022 15:28:57 GMT -5
Ah yes, remember in the days of yore when LBSU and Hawaii were perennial top 10 powerhouses and they were coached by legends?
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Post by soljah808 on Nov 3, 2022 21:53:29 GMT -5
All I know is that we gonna need Riley to produce tomorrow night offensively to help us spread out our offense. She played well against them on the road and we gonna need her once again.
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Post by 2left on Nov 3, 2022 22:04:48 GMT -5
Who has the more talented starting eight (libero plus one DS)? Here are some conference numbers to ponder. I apologize for my unfamiliarity with the LBSU roster.
Set:
Kate Lang 5'10" (11.0 A/S; .41 K/S; .50 BLK/S; 12SA/11SE)
Zayna Meyer 6'1" (10.63 A/S; .90 K/S; .80 BLK/S; 14/22 SA/SE)
OH1:
Caylen Alexander 6'0" (3.00 K/S; .277 PCT; .20 BLK/S; 8/19 SA/SE)
Jaylen Jordan 5'11" (2.33 K/S; .132 PCT; .33 BLK/S' 3/23 SA/SE)
V O’Sullivan (Out?) (3.00 K/S; .234 PCT; .27 BLK/S)
N Glenn (small sample) (3.43 K/S; .233 PCT; .86 BLK/S)
OH2:
Riley Wagner 6'0" (3.26 K/S; .236 PCT; .41 BLK/S; 9/23 SA/SE; .969 Rec%)
Morgan Chacon 5'11" (3.56 K/S; .220 PCT; .24 BLK/S; 24/21 SA/SE; .945 Rec%)
OPP:
Braelyn Akana 6'0" (1.63 K/S; .311 PCT; .43 BLK/S)
Katie Kennedy 6'1” (3.07 K/S; .293 PCT; .37 BLK/S)
MB1:
Amber Igiede 6'3" (3.82 K/S; .440 PCT; 1.23 BLK/S)
Callie Schwarzenbach 6'5" (2.00 K/S; .313 PCT; .89 BLK/S)
MB2:
Tiffany Westerberg 6'3" (1.70 K/S; .256 PCT; .50 BLK/S)
Kameron Bacon 6'4" (1.08 K/S; .233 PCT; .91 BLK/S
Lib:
Tayli Ikegana (3.13 Dig/S; .989 Rec%; 5/7 SA/SE)
Dylan Dela Cruz (4.43 Dig/S; .965 Rec%; 3/8 SA/SE)
DS:
Talia Edmonds (2.39 Dig/S; 953 Rec%; 8/3 SA/SE)
Savana Chacon (2.17 Dig/S; .960 Rec%; 21/21 SA/SE)
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Post by practicesafesets on Nov 4, 2022 1:06:03 GMT -5
Who has the more talented starting eight (libero plus one DS)? Here are some conference numbers to ponder. I apologize for my unfamiliarity with the LBSU roster. Set: Kate Lang 5'10" (11.0 A/S; .41 K/S; .50 BLK/S; 12SA/11SE) Zayna Meyer 6'1" (10.63 A/S; .90 K/S; .80 BLK/S; 14/22 SA/SE) OH1: Caylen Alexander 6'0" (3.00 K/S; .277 PCT; .20 BLK/S; 8/19 SA/SE) Jaylen Jordan 5'11" (2.33 K/S; .132 PCT; .33 BLK/S' 3/23 SA/SE) V O’Sullivan (Out?) (3.00 K/S; .234 PCT; .27 BLK/S) N Glenn (small sample) (3.43 K/S; .233 PCT; .86 BLK/S) OH2: Riley Wagner 6'0" (3.26 K/S; .236 PCT; .41 BLK/S; 9/23 SA/SE; .969 Rec%) Morgan Chacon 5'11" (3.56 K/S; .220 PCT; .24 BLK/S; 24/21 SA/SE; .945 Rec%) OPP: Braelyn Akana 6'0" (1.63 K/S; .311 PCT; .43 BLK/S) Katie Kennedy 6'1” (3.07 K/S; .293 PCT; .37 BLK/S) MB1: Amber Igiede 6'3" (3.82 K/S; .440 PCT; 1.23 BLK/S) Callie Schwarzenbach 6'5" (2.00 K/S; .313 PCT; .89 BLK/S) MB2: Tiffany Westerberg 6'3" (1.70 K/S; .256 PCT; .50 BLK/S) Kameron Bacon 6'4" (1.08 K/S; .233 PCT; .91 BLK/S Lib: Tayli Ikegana (3.13 Dig/S; .989 Rec%; 5/7 SA/SE) Dylan Dela Cruz (4.43 Dig/S; .965 Rec%; 3/8 SA/SE) DS: Talia Edmonds (2.39 Dig/S; 953 Rec%; 8/3 SA/SE) Savana Chacon (2.17 Dig/S; .960 Rec%; 21/21 SA/SE) How dare you exclude Hammy |
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