Here are the national 2012 nonconference matches worth watching
Starting Friday, and for the following 22 days, the calendar is full of must-see matches across the nation.
How about UCLA @ Nebraska this Saturday? Washington vs. Purdue next Friday? Stanford @. Penn State followed by Texas @ Penn State?
Two others we'll have our eye on: San Diego @ USC on September 7, and Pepperdine @ UCLA September 12 ...
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Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Pac-12 | Washington volleyball takes nonconference matches seriously
Washington
has lost just two nonconference matches in the past nine years. This season,
nonconference matches matter more than ever.
On August 31, 2001, Jim
McLaughlin’s inaugural Washington
volleyball team took the court for the very first time … and lost, 3 sets to
none. The winner was BYU, a team
that would finish the season ranked #22 with a 20-9 record.
The very next day, also at Hec Ed Pavilion, the Huskies
defeated Purdue in the afternoon,
but lost its second match of the season that night, falling to perennial power Texas 1-3.
NCAA | Washington Volleyball ranked 13th in first media poll
Volleyball Magazine ranks Washington #13; six Huskies' opponents among top 18
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| UW middle blocker Kelcey Dunaway -Volleyblog Seattle photo by Leslie Hamann |
Practices for all NCAA Division 1 teams began two weeks ago; the first matches won’t be played until this Friday.
Six traditional powers dominate the top of the poll, including three Pac-12 schools, among them defending national champion UCLA (#1), Stanford (3) and USC (6). Texas is ranked 2nd, Penn State 3rd and Nebraska 4th.
Hawai’i—moving this season to the Big West Conference—is ranked 7th. Purdue—whom Washington plays in Baton Rouge on August 31—is eighth. 2011 NCAA runner-up Illinois is ranked 9th; Iowa State is 10th.
Volleyblog Seattle is one of ten national voters in the weekly Volleyball Magazine poll.
Volleyblog Seattle is one of ten national voters in the weekly Volleyball Magazine poll.
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