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Why do people yell “lift” or “double” every time they see a beautiful scoop dig?
u/Vballnoryb — 3 days ago
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Was this 4 contacts? Ref called 4 at the end but was his head above or below the net?
u/Vballnoryb — 4 days ago
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Hot take: Is sitting volleyball harder than traditional volleyball? USA 🇺🇸 vs Italy 🇮🇹 How many of you have actually watched sitting volleyball before?
u/Vballnoryb — 6 days ago
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After a miss this bad, are you fixing the toss, the contact, or just quietly questioning all your life choices before the next serve?
u/Vballnoryb — 7 days ago
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Pop quiz for setters: Perfect pass. Four options. Everyone available. What are you setting and why?
u/Vballnoryb — 9 days ago
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A week ago I posted Kari Knotts getting blocked twice because it was so rare. This is why. 15 years old and already considered one of the best attackers in the country.
u/Vballnoryb — 13 days ago
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Which is worse: the missed no-call or the early celebration? Why?
u/Vballnoryb — 21 days ago
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If you just blocked one of the best hitters in the country on back-to-back swings… what’s your celebration?
u/Vballnoryb — 22 days ago
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Your coach always says, “Follow the ball to the line.” How mad would they be if this happened?
u/Vballnoryb — 26 days ago
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What do you think is the most beautiful offensive play when a team is in system? The Bic is my fav.
u/Vballnoryb — 1 month ago
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Honestly, at what age do you think you'll finally hang up the volleyball shoes? Because watching the Men's 70+ Nationals makes me think we have no excuses.
u/Vballnoryb — 1 month ago
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Was this a premature whistle on the pursuit play, or did the officials actually get the call right? (National Championships)
u/Vballnoryb — 1 month ago
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Film Session: NAIA Men's Volleyball Semifinal Match Film (Park vs Missouri Valley)
I have the full match tape from the NAIA Semis if anyone wants to study rotations or transition footwork. Shot this from multiple camera angles and use 1 main view and another angle for a short replay.
For the coaches and players in here, look at Park's blocking seams in set 2. Let me know if you think their pin blockers were setting the line well or just drifting too much.
u/Vballnoryb — 1 month ago