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Post by wahinefan on Aug 17, 2024 21:37:56 GMT -5
People need to understand who Tali Hakas is playing against. Those teams she is playing against are D2, or even D3 teams, at best. Tali Hakas is not playing against D1 caliber players. If Tali Hakas was playing against an Olympic Team, posted this type of statistic, I would be very impressed. But these teams she playing against are not Olympic caliber type teams.
I am quite sure if the Wahine were playing HPU, Hilo, or Chaminade, each Wahine player should put up some pretty good numbers, stat wise. If they did not, I would be extremely concerned.
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Post by 808empath on Aug 17, 2024 22:39:19 GMT -5
People need to understand who Tali Hakas is playing against. Those teams she is playing against are D2, or even D3 teams, at best. Tali Hakas is not playing against D1 caliber players. Fml. 🤦🏻🧌 Next time the head coaching position opens up for the Rainbow Wahine. You apply to be the HC. CAUSE ALL YOU DO IS WHINE. 🤡
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Post by wahinefan on Aug 17, 2024 22:48:48 GMT -5
People need to understand who Tali Hakas is playing against. Those teams she is playing against are D2, or even D3 teams, at best. Tali Hakas is not playing against D1 caliber players. Fml. 🤦🏻🧌 Next time the head coaching position opens up for the Rainbow Wahine. You apply to be the HC. CAUSE ALL YOU DO IS WHINE. 🤡 Not whining, just stating fact. Very concerned that the Wahine Team is on the verge of going down the Rabbit Hole, if recruiting does not improve. Really starting to wonder if Robyn and staff just want the Wahine Team to be just average, at best. The Wahine Coaching Staff, especially Robyn, cannot be picky when it comes to players they recruit. The Wahine Team is not at that level where they can be picky. If the Wahine Team was a Top 25 Team with loads of talent, then Yes, the coaching staff, including Robyn, can be picky, but they are not at that level.
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Post by babybacksets on Aug 17, 2024 22:54:19 GMT -5
People need to understand who Tali Hakas is playing against. Those teams she is playing against are D2, or even D3 teams, at best. Tali Hakas is not playing against D1 caliber players. Fml. 🤦🏻🧌 Next time the head coaching position opens up for the Rainbow Wahine. You apply to be the HC. CAUSE ALL YOU DO IS WHINE. 🤡 OMG WHINEFAN! That’s it! THATS THE NAME! Wahinefake wasn’t hitting this suits them perfectly!
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Post by brooselee on Aug 17, 2024 23:40:02 GMT -5
People need to understand who Tali Hakas is playing against. Those teams she is playing against are D2, or even D3 teams, at best. Tali Hakas is not playing against D1 caliber players. If Tali Hakas was playing against an Olympic Team, posted this type of statistic, I would be very impressed. But these teams she playing against are not Olympic caliber type teams. I am quite sure if the Wahine were playing HPU, Hilo, or Chaminade, each Wahine player should put up some pretty good numbers, stat wise. If they did not, I would be extremely concerned. You obviously don’t know anything. I’m sure everyone on this board know that. Tali is playing against grown women who are the best of the best those countries have to offer. No this is not same as HPU and Hilo because Hilo and HPU are filled with players who are barely adults. Estonia may not be a powerhouse, but the competition there is much higher than some BW teams so Tali spending time playing against international competition is not equal to D2.
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Post by staticb on Aug 18, 2024 0:22:42 GMT -5
I do watch a decent amount of international volleyball (not as much as the die hards though), and I sort of agree with wahinefan, a lot of low level international volleyball is worse than D1--If you've ever been to some of the NORCECA qualifiers--some of the teams there from smaller/non-serious vball countries would lose to the top high schools in Hawaii I think.
That said, Estonia is ranked in the Top 50 and pretty respectable. If Hakas can hit a .277 for the season she's all Big-West. Would it be better if she hit .111 or something? I'm sure she's getting good reps there--as others mentioned she's able to train there all day without time limits.
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Post by noblesol on Aug 18, 2024 1:47:01 GMT -5
Question for Copilot AI: If Israel, the 64th ranked FIVB adult women's volleyball team were to play against the 50th ranked NCAA Division I women's volleyball team, how competitive would the match be? "A match between Israel's 64th ranked FIVB adult women's volleyball team and the 50th ranked NCAA Division I women's volleyball team (LMU - Loyola Marymount University) would likely be competitive, but there are several factors to consider: 1. **Experience and Age**: The FIVB team consists of adult players with significant international experience, while the NCAA team is composed of college athletes, typically aged 18-22. This difference in experience could play a role in the match's dynamics. 2. **Training and Resources**: NCAA Division I teams like LMU have access to excellent training facilities, coaching, and support staff. However, national teams like Israel's also have high-level training and resources, especially for international competitions. 3. **Playing Style**: International teams often have a different playing style compared to college teams. The FIVB team might have more tactical experience and a different approach to the game, while NCAA teams might rely more on athleticism and speed. 4. **Competition Level**: The level of competition in NCAA Division I is very high, with many players going on to professional careers. However, the FIVB ranking indicates that Israel's team competes regularly against other national teams, which can be very challenging. In summary, while the match would be competitive, the international experience and tactical play of Israel's FIVB team might give them an edge over the NCAA team. However, the athleticism and rigorous training of the NCAA team could make it a close contest¹²³. Would you like to know more about the differences between international and collegiate volleyball? Source: Conversation with Copilot, 8/17/2024 (1) Official Women’s Volleyball World Ranking | Volleyball World. en.volleyballworld.com/volleyball/world-ranking/women. (2) FIVB SENIOR WORLD RANKING WOMEN – FIVB. www.fivb.com/volleyball/rankings/archive/fivb-senior-world-ranking-women/. (3) Israel Premier League 2021/22 » classification :: Women Volleybox. women.volleybox.net/women-israel-premier-league-2021-22-o22119/classification. (4) Israel women's national volleyball team - Alchetron. alchetron.com/Israel-women%27s-national-volleyball-team. (5) Israel women's national volleyball team - Wikipedia. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_women%27s_national_volleyball_team. (6) DI Women's Volleyball Rankings - NCAA.com. www.ncaa.com/rankings/volleyball-women/d1/ncaa-womens-volleyball-rpi. (7) DI Women's College Volleyball - Home | NCAA.com. www.ncaa.com/sports/volleyball-women/d1. (8) DI Women's Volleyball Rankings - DI Committee's Top 10 | NCAA.com. www.ncaa.com/rankings/volleyball-women/d1/di-committees-top-10. (9) DI Women's Volleyball Rankings - AVCA Rankings | NCAA.com. www.ncaa.com/rankings/volleyball-women/d1/avca-rankings."
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Post by 808empath on Aug 18, 2024 1:49:15 GMT -5
Fml. 🤦🏻🧌 Next time the head coaching position opens up for the Rainbow Wahine. You apply to be the HC. CAUSE ALL YOU DO IS WHINE. 🤡 OMG WHINEFAN! That’s it! THATS THE NAME! Wahinefake wasn’t hitting this suits them perfectly! 💯‼️
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Post by noblesol on Aug 18, 2024 1:57:00 GMT -5
Slovenia (ranked 28th) is next up for the Israel Women NT. No one with an ounce of VBIQ would ask any National Team member to give that experience up for a few weeks of D1 college fall camp.
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Post by wahinefan on Aug 18, 2024 2:19:17 GMT -5
If what you all say is true, then when Tali Hakas returns to Hawaii, her kill percentage should be in the high 300 to low 400. Since collegiate volleyball would be a step down for her. She should be a 1st Team All-American. None of the Wahine Outside Hitters/Opposites should even come close to her. But if her kill percentage is in the 100 range, than what all of are saying, is just fabricated, do not know what you are talking about. I for one believe Tali Hakas's kill percentage will be somewhere in the 100 range. I also believe she will not have any double digit kill matches.
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Post by brooselee on Aug 18, 2024 2:22:50 GMT -5
Slovenia (ranked 28th) is next up for the Israel Women NT. No one with an ounce of VBIQ would ask any National Team member to give that experience up for a few weeks of D1 college fall camp. D1 athletes can only train 20 hours per week. NT members can train as long as they like. Those reps and time training cannot be made up at the NCAA level. Those reps are valuable. Tali’s time with the NT is a net plus. Tali gets to play tough competition and train more.
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Post by brooselee on Aug 18, 2024 2:28:12 GMT -5
If what you all say is true, then when Tali Hakas returns to Hawaii, her kill percentage should be in the high 300 to low 400. Since collegiate volleyball would be a step down for her. She should be a 1st Team All-American. None of the Wahine Outside Hitters/Opposites should even come close to her. But if her kill percentage is in the 100 range, than what all of are saying, is just fabricated, do not know what you are talking about. I for one believe Tali Hakas's kill percentage will be somewhere in the 100 range. I also believe she will not have any double digit kill matches. Come on…use your brain. That’s now how life works. Just because one played at a higher level doesn’t mean them that player will then dominate at a lower level…especially with a team sport and is able to do well on a consistent basis. Maddie Skinner from Texas played for team USA in the VNL and was pretty dominant in one match. Does that mean she will hit .500 to .600 when she returns to Texas and play NCAA level volleyball? Of course not.
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Post by HawaiiVB on Aug 18, 2024 2:39:39 GMT -5
There are truly illogical people in this world. Either ignorant or imbecilic, both are incapable of reasoning. Truly absurd.
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Post by babybacksets on Aug 18, 2024 2:42:54 GMT -5
If what you all say is true, then when Tali Hakas returns to Hawaii, her kill percentage should be in the high 300 to low 400. Since collegiate volleyball would be a step down for her. She should be a 1st Team All-American. None of the Wahine Outside Hitters/Opposites should even come close to her. But if her kill percentage is in the 100 range, than what all of are saying, is just fabricated, do not know what you are talking about. I for one believe Tali Hakas's kill percentage will be somewhere in the 100 range. I also believe she will not have any double digit kill matches. You are just dead set on being a stupid person this season aren’t you? Please just stop posting!
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Post by noblesol on Aug 18, 2024 9:51:59 GMT -5
Question for Copilot AI: When a person holds phantom conversations before a captured audience, dispensing random, odd, disorganized, and illogical 'expert' advice, what mental illness might that be a sign of? Response: "When someone holds phantom conversations before an imaginary audience and dispenses random, odd, disorganized, and illogical advice, it could be indicative of several mental health conditions. One possibility is **disorganized speech**, which is often associated with **formal thought disorder**. This condition can manifest in various ways, including incoherent speech, creating new words, or jumping between unrelated topics¹². Another potential cause could be **schizophrenia** or other psychotic disorders, where disorganized thinking and speech are common symptoms²³. Additionally, these behaviors might be linked to **anxiety disorders**, where individuals might engage in such conversations as a coping mechanism². If you or someone you know is experiencing these symptoms, it might be helpful to consult a mental health professional for a thorough evaluation and appropriate support. Is there anything else you'd like to know about this topic? Source: Conversation with Copilot, 8/18/2024 (1) The Signs and Causes of Disorganized Speech | Psych Central. psychcentral.com/schizophrenia/disorganized-speech. (2) Disorganized Speech: What It Is And How To Respond. www.betterhelp.com/advice/general/how-to-recognize-disorganized-speech-and-what-to-do-about-it/. (3) How Schizophrenia Speech Patterns Can Manifest | Psych Central. psychcentral.com/schizophrenia/schizophrenia-speech-patterns.
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