The more you know about the how and why of volleyball, the
more fun it is to watch and play.
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| Amanda Gil (L) and Krista Vansant -courtesy Shutter Geeks Photography |
This week, eighth-ranked Washington endured two narrow losses in LA to the Trojans and the
Bruins. But coach Jim McLaughlin says he was encouraged by what he saw.
“I thought the trip was extremely tough,” says McLaughlin on
this week’s edition of Quick Set. “But there are moments we can put it together
in a tough situation. And it comes down to two plays that define the match. And
those two plays this week were unaggressive plays. And I just want our kids to
understand that, and to go for it. That’s how you’re gonna win a tough match.”
Also this week:
- What does coach McLaughlin say to a player who is struggling?
- Should he have made more—or, at least, quicker—substitutions?
- When are errors a good thing?
See also:
- Jim McLaughlin on bouncing back from a tough defeat
- Are service errors part of serving tough? Jim McLaughlin explains
- “Perpetually dissatisfied” Jim McLaughlin talks about blocking
- Jim McLaughlin talks about serving with no setter
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