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Post by WahineFan44 on Sept 12, 2024 20:41:48 GMT -5
Sorry cuz minus Franklin, Wisconsin track record with development of pins has been atrocious Hasn’t there been a SLEW of injuries that have seriously impacted a bunch of pins in the past 6-8 years? Oz is a high school recruit, even though she came from overseas. Una is too, but the injury thing remains to be seen how that works out. True. Haggerty etc have all been banged up. I don’t think Wisconsin problem is recruiting (to be fair Sheffield seems adverse to recruiting pins lol, he loves a good middle and setter) He just has to bubble wrap them and develop them better
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Post by Wiswell on Sept 12, 2024 21:16:52 GMT -5
I should be fair on the pins issue. It's all relative. The middle and setter development has outpaced the pin development and has been more consistent. The pins have been less great, but still good, and oft-injured. By relative I probably mean we haven't had a consistent second team AA or higher pin in a while. The 2016 deficiency came down to the lack of a terminal OH.
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Post by pepperjack on Sept 12, 2024 21:37:21 GMT -5
I should be fair on the pins issue. It's all relative. The middle and setter development has outpaced the pin development and has been more consistent. The pins have been less great, but still good, and oft-injured. By relative I probably mean we haven't had a consistent second team AA or higher pin in a while. The 2016 deficiency came down to the lack of a terminal OH. Gary works with the middles. Brittany works with the Bros. Who works with the pins?
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Post by chibadgerfan on Sept 12, 2024 21:53:09 GMT -5
Wisconsin struggles to recruit pins out of high school and they have for a while. I assume you mean top ten OHs. That was true, but as of this year, not any more. See Flanagan and Thompson.
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Post by vbdiva on Sept 13, 2024 7:48:17 GMT -5
Carlini to Wisconsin.. to help the "Coaching Staff"
Diva put it out into the universe and it came to fruition.
xoxox,
Diva
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Post by maigrey on Sept 13, 2024 9:41:39 GMT -5
Carlini to Wisconsin.. Coaching Staff Diva put it out into the universe and it came to fruition. xoxox, Diva Not coaching staff though, don't get compliance involved, girl xoxox, M
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Post by savannahbadger on Sept 13, 2024 9:50:56 GMT -5
How stoked do you think Carly and Morgan are about this, getting to do some work in the gym with an Olympic medal winning setter AND Badger legend?
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Post by dodger on Sept 13, 2024 10:10:10 GMT -5
How stoked do you think Carly and Morgan are about this, getting to do some work in the gym with an Olympic medal winning setter AND Badger legend? that may happen but it would be illegal for a UW staff member who is not a coach to train or work with the players in practice. Any one who works with players in practice/games counts as a “coach” and by NCAA by laws you are allowed only 4 coaches. Interesting to note: recently in FBS foot ball there appears to be a change in staff working with players. But the mechanics and rule for that i am unfamiliar with, other than knowing it recently was changed. Recent equals last couple years
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Post by maigrey on Sept 13, 2024 10:12:31 GMT -5
How stoked do you think Carly and Morgan are about this, getting to do some work in the gym with an Olympic medal winning setter AND Badger legend? that may happen but it would be illegal for a UW staff member who is not a coach to train or work with the players in practice. Any one who works with players in practice/games counts as a “coach” and by NCAA by laws you are allowed only 4 coaches. Interesting to note: recently in FBS foot ball there appears to be a change in staff working with players. But the mechanics and rule for that i am unfamiliar with, other than knowing it recently was changed. Recent equals last couple years Yeah, but football is a special snowflake -- they have different rules for everything it seems (like redshirting)
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Post by dodger on Sept 13, 2024 10:19:40 GMT -5
that may happen but it would be illegal for a UW staff member who is not a coach to train or work with the players in practice. Any one who works with players in practice/games counts as a “coach” and by NCAA by laws you are allowed only 4 coaches. Interesting to note: recently in FBS foot ball there appears to be a change in staff working with players. But the mechanics and rule for that i am unfamiliar with, other than knowing it recently was changed. Recent equals last couple years Yeah, but football is a special snowflake -- they have different rules for everything it seems (like redshirting) Yes they do: but volleyball has same tools for rule changes as football but maybe not the same powers of persuasion !! AVCA was run for years by X-AD and they appear risk averse to rocking the ncaa boat! KS has picked up the mantle and stirs the pot a a bit in attempt to move VB foward. When you are a hot TV product its time to pull on the ncaa cape
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Post by swaggyp on Sept 13, 2024 10:42:53 GMT -5
I was curious about film breakdown so I tried to find something on the NCAA website about it. I'm just a moron with a keyboard so by no means do I intend to imply any expertise in this, it just looks like based on this proposal from 2009, sport-specific non-coaches can participate in _analyzing_ film, so long as they do not (and I cannot believe someone is saying this with a straight face) _instruct_ the student-athletes about that film. web3.ncaa.org/lsdbi/search/proposalView?id=2491idk perhaps I'm misunderstanding it or the state of the rule has changed since 2009, I just kind of giggled. So you can break down film and tell one of the 4 coaches about what you saw, and _they_ can instruct the athletes, but you cannot cut out the middle man.
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Post by maigrey on Sept 13, 2024 10:45:33 GMT -5
I was curious about film breakdown so I tried to find something on the NCAA website about it. I'm just a moron with a keyboard so by no means do I intend to imply any expertise in this, it just looks like based on this proposal from 2009, sport-specific non-coaches can participate in _analyzing_ film, so long as they do not (and I cannot believe someone is saying this with a straight face) _instruct_ the student-athletes about that film. web3.ncaa.org/lsdbi/search/proposalView?id=2491idk perhaps I'm misunderstanding it or the state of the rule has changed since 2009, I just kind of giggled. So you can break down film and tell one of the 4 coaches about what you saw, and _they_ can instruct the athletes, but you cannot cut out the middle man. Yeah, basically. And you can sit on the bench and instruct the coaches and then they can pass that on to athletes, as rainbowbadger mentioned prior.
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Post by Wiswell on Sept 13, 2024 11:52:32 GMT -5
Anderson probably did not know who LC was prior to several months ago. She also would have been in junior high, in Canada, at the time. Unless of course she knew Lauren Carlini the Canadian niece of Maria! 😂
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Post by tablealgebra on Sept 13, 2024 12:54:58 GMT -5
Anderson probably did not know who LC was prior to several months ago. She also would have been in junior high, in Canada, at the time. Unless of course she knew Lauren Carlini the Canadian niece of Maria! 😂 You're saying a D1 setter wouldn't know who the best setters in the world are? And she may be Canadian but I'm sure she's still familiar with the USNT
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Post by blue10 on Sept 13, 2024 12:56:49 GMT -5
Anderson probably did not know who LC was prior to several months ago. She also would have been in junior high, in Canada, at the time. Unless of course she knew Lauren Carlini the Canadian niece of Maria! 😂 Lmao simply no way she had never heard of LC
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