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Monday, June 22, 2015
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
College | Pac-12 volleyball nonconference schedule revealed
Wisconsin ends
agreement to play Washington and USC
Thursday, May 21, 2015
College | Washington volleyball will not travel to Boulder in 2015
Pac-12’s unbalanced
schedule continues to skew conference race
Monday, June 17, 2013
Pac-12 | Washington’s 2013 conference volleyball season begins on the road
Pac-12 finally releases schedule
Friday, June 14, 2013
Pac-12 | Washington’s 2013 preseason schedule lacks marquee opponents
Illinois heads list of 8 nonconference matchups
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Pac 12 | 2013 Preseason volleyball schedule coming into focus
Pac-12 among the
last conferences to release its schedule
Monday, September 17, 2012
Pac-12 | How dominant was the Pac-12 in nonconference play?
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| Washington's Amanda Gil -Volleyblog Seattle photo by Leslie Hamann |
Pac-12 teams go 30-1 in final nonconference week; overall record is best of any in nation
The Pac-12 was dominant.
During the past four weeks, its teams won 5 out of every 6 matches against opponents from other conferences … a .833 winning percentage (110-22).
Three teams—USC, Washington and Oregon—went undefeated.
Big preseason wins included Oregon State over Penn State, UCLA and California each with wins over Hawai’i, Washington over Purdue, and Oregon over Ohio State.
Pac-12 2012 Nonconference
Results
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8/20-8/26
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8/27-9/02
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9/03-9/09
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9/10-9/16
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USC
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3-0
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3-0
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3-0
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3-0
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12-0
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Washington
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3-0
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3-0
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2-0
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1-0
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9-0
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Oregon
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3-0
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3-0
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1-0
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2-0
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9-0
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UCLA
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1-1
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2-0
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3-0
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2-0
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8-1
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Arizona St
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3-0
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3-0
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1-2
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4-0
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11-2
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Washington St
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1-2
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3-0
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3-0
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3-0
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10-2
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Oregon St
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2-1
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2-1
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3-0
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3-0
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10-2
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Stanford
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2-1
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1-1
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3-0
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2-0
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8-2
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Colorado
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3-0
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1-2
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3-0
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3-0
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10-2
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Arizona
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2-1
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1-1
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2-1
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3-0
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8-3
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Utah
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4-0
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1-2
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1-2
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2-0
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9-4
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California
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1-1
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1-2
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3-0
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2-1
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6-4
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28-7
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24-9
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28-5
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30-1
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110-22
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.800
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.727
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.848
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.968
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.833
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Wednesday, August 22, 2012
NCAA | What are the must-see preseason matches?
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 ...
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 ...
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.
Monday, August 13, 2012
NCAA | Washington volleyball ranked 14th in first preseason poll
Huskies’ 2012 schedule
includes 11 matches against Top 25 teams, plus 3 matches against teams rated
26-35
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| Washington setter Jenni Nogueras -Volleyblog Seattle photo by Leslie Hamann |
In their first poll of the 2012
season, Division 1 coaches rank Washington the 14th best team in the
nation. The weekly poll is conducted by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA).
Practices for all NCAA Division
1 teams began last Wednesday; the first matches won’t be played until the end
of next week.
Six traditional powers dominate
the top of the poll, including three Pac-12
schools, among them defending national champion UCLA (#1), USC (5) and Stanford (6). Texas is ranked 2nd, Penn State 3rd and Nebraska 4th.
2011 NCAA runner-up Illinois is
ranked 7th. Hawai’i—moving this season to the Big West Conference is
ranked 8th. Purdue—whom Washington plays in Baton Rouge on August 31—is
ninth. And Iowa State is 10th.
Of the 29 matches on Washington’s
schedule, 14 are against teams in the top 35, including two each against UCLA
(rated #1), USC (5), Stanford (6),
California (17) and Oregon (20), plus one each against Purdue (9), Long Beach
State (26), LSU (33) and Arizona (35).
Monday, August 6, 2012
Olympics | Elimination/Medal Round Schedule
2012 London Olympics | Women’s Indoor Volleyball
All times Pacific
Quarterfinals: Tuesday, August
7
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5:00am—Japan vs. China
WINS
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LOSSES
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Japan
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Algeria (3-0)
Dom. Rep. (3-0)
Gr. Britain (3-0)
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Italy (1-3)
Russia (1-3)
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China
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Serbia (3-1)
Turkey (3-1)
Korea (3-2)
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USA (0-3)
Brazil (2-3)
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7:00am—Russia
vs. Brazil
WINS
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LOSSES
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Russia
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Gr. Britain (3-0)
Dom. Rep. (3-1)
Algeria (3-0)
Japan (3-1)
Italy (3-2)
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Brazil
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Turkey (3-2)
China (3-2)
Serbia (3-0)
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USA (1-3)
Korea (0-3)
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11:00am—USA
vs. Dominican Republic
WINS
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LOSSES
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USA
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Korea (3-1)
Brazil (3-1)
China (3-0)
Serbia (3-0)
Turkey (3-0)
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Dominican Republic
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Gr. Britain (3-0)
Algeria (3-0)
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Italy (1-3)
Russia (1-3)
Japan (0-3)
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1:00pm—South
Korea vs. Italy
WINS
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LOSSES
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South Korea
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Serbia (3-1)
Brazil (3-0)
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USA (1-3)
Turkey (2-3)
China (2-3)
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Italy
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Dom. Rep. (3-1)
Japan (3-1)
Gr. Britain (3-0)
Algeria (3-0)
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Russia (2-3)
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Semifinals: Thursday, August 9
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7:00am—Japan/China winner vs. Russia/Brazil winner
11:30am—USA/Dominican Republic winner vs. Italy/Korea winner
Medals: Saturday, August 11
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4:30am—Bronze Medal match
10:30am—Gold Medal match
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Washington volleyball match against Penn State cancelled
Pac-12 Network’s
schedule affects travel options & RPI
Volleyblog Seattle has learned
that the University of Washington’s
much-anticipated nonconference match against national power Penn State has been cancelled.
The decision to back out of the
September 14-15 tournament in State College, PA coincides with this morning’s
release of the final 2012 Pac-12 Network
schedule.
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| Kaleigh Nelson attacks during Washington's 2012 Spring Training -Volleyblog Seattle photo by Leslie Hamann |
The television schedule moves
the Huskies’ conference opener against Washington
State to Tuesday, September 18. Washington head coach Jim McLaughlin decided not to risk a weekend cross-country trip
just days before the start of the conference season.
“It just didn’t make sense,”
McLaughlin told Volleyblog Seattle. “We can’t lose all those training days
right before league play.”
Washington added a road match
against the University of Portland
on September 11, and will try to find one more contest that week.
The loss of the Penn State match
will clearly affect the Huskies’ RPI,
the strength-of-schedule number used by the NCAA tournament selection committee at the end of the season. Last
season, Pac-12 teams were heavily penalized by the committee: USC—top-ranked in the coaches’ poll—was
seeded 7th; eventual National Champion UCLA was seeded 9th. Stanford (11th) was the only other seeded Pac-12 team.
This season, the Pac-12
eliminated two conference matches (Washington will not play Arizona at home or Arizona State in Tempe) as part of an effort to add more high-profile
nonconference contests. McLaughlin scheduled Purdue (#8 in last season’s final RPI), plus Long Beach State (#41), Rice
(#63) and LSU (#66). But he must now
substitute Penn State (#13) with Portland (#209).
“It’s hard,” McLaughlin says. “We’re
trying to upgrade our schedule, just like the NCAA told us. But it takes a lot
of time and money to travel back East, and the Pac-12 now schedules its matches
on almost every day of the week.”
The bulk of the matches on the just-released
conference television schedule will be played Fridays and Sundays. There are also
a fair number of matches on weekdays.
Washington’s home schedule
includes a Tuesday match (9/18 Washington State), and two Wednesdays (9/26 UCLA &
11/21 Arizona State.) Weekday road matches include a nationally-televised Wednesday match at California (11/7) and a Pac-12 Network match at Stanford the next night (11/8).
UNIVERSITY OF
WASHINGTON VOLLEYBALL
2012 SCHEDULE
as of June 20,
2012
DAY
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DATE
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LOCAL
TIME
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OPPONENT
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LOCATION
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NORTHWEST CHALLENGE
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Friday
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Aug 24
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4:30PM
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Gonzaga vs.
Portland State
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Seattle
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7:00PM
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Boise State @ Washington
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Saturday
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Aug 25
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10:00AM
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Portland State
vs. Boise State
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12:00PM
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Gonzaga @ Washington
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4:30PM
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Boise State vs.
Gonzaga
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7:00PM
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Portland State @ Washington
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LSU TOURNAMENT
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Friday
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Aug 31
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12:00PM
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vs. Purdue
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Baton Rouge, LA
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7:00PM
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@ LSU
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Saturday
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Sep 1
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11:00AM
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vs. Rice
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THE INVITATIONAL AT SEATTLE
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Thursday
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Sep 6
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7:00PM
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Seattle U @ Washington
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Seattle (UW)
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Friday
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Sep 7
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7:00PM
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Long Beach State @ Washington
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Saturday
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Sep 8
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7:00PM
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Long Beach State
@ Seattle U
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Seattle (SU)
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Tuesday
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Sep 11
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7:00PM
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@ University of Portland
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Portland
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PAC-12
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Tuesday
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Sep 18
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7:00PM
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†Washington State
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Seattle
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Saturday
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Sep 22
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TBA
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@ Arizona
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Tucson
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Wednesday
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Sep 26
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7:00PM
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†UCLA
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Seattle
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Friday
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Sep 28
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6:00PM
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†USC
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Seattle
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Friday
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Oct 5
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8:30PM
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†@ Utah
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Salt Lake City
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Sunday
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Oct 7
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3:00PM
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†@ Colorado
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Boulder
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Friday
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Oct 12
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TBA
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@ Oregon State
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Corvallis
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Saturday
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Oct 13
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TBA
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@ Oregon
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Eugene
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Friday
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Oct 19
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6:00PM
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†Stanford
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Seattle
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Sunday
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Oct 21
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1:00PM
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†California
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Seattle
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Friday
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Oct 26
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6:00PM
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†@ USC
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Los Angeles
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Sunday
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Oct 28
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12:00PM
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†@ UCLA
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Los Angeles
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Friday
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Nov 2
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6:00PM
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†Colorado
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Seattle
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Sunday
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Nov 4
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11:00AM
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†Utah
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Seattle
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Wednesday
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Nov 7
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TBA
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‡@ California
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Berkeley
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Thursday
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Nov 8
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8:00PM
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@ Stanford
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Palo Alto
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Friday
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Nov 16
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TBA
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Oregon
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Seattle
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Saturday
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Nov 17
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TBA
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Oregon State
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Seattle
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Wednesday
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Nov 21
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TBA
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†Arizona State
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Seattle
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Friday
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Nov 23
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TBA
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†@ Washington State
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Pullman
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† Pac-12
Network
‡ ESPN
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NCAA TOURNAMENT
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Thu-Sat
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Nov 29-
Dec 2
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NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds
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TBA
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Fri-Sat
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Dec 7 &
Dec 8
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NCAA Regionals
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Berkeley, CA
Austin, TX
Lincoln, NE
W Lafayette, IN
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Thu-Sat
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Dec 13 &
Dec 15
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NCAA Championships
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Louisville, KY
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2012 Pac-12 Networks
Women’s Volleyball Televised Schedule
Date
Time (PT)
Matchup
Aug. 28
7:00 PM Jiangsu
Chinese Team at USC
Aug. 29
7:00 PM Jiangsu
Chinese Team at UCLA
Sept. 5
7:00 PM Jiangsu
Chinese Team at Stanford
Sept. 6
7:00 PM Jiangsu
Chinese Team at California
Sept. 12
7:00 PM Pepperdine at UCLA
Sept. 18
7:00 PM Arizona
State at Arizona
Sept. 18
7:00 PM Washington
State at Washington
Sept. 19 7:00 PM California at Stanford
Sept. 19
7:00 PM Oregon
State at Oregon
Sept. 19
7:00 PM Utah at
Colorado
Sept. 21
6:00 PM Washington
State at Arizona State
Sept. 21
6:00 PM Oregon at
USC
Sept. 21
6:00 PM Stanford
at Utah
Sept. 21
8:00 PM Oregon
State at UCLA
Sept. 26
7:00 PM UCLA at Washington
Sept. 28
6:00 PM California
at Arizona State
Sept. 28
6:00 PM Colorado
at Oregon State
Sept. 28
6:00 PM USC at
Washington
Sept. 28
8:00 PM Utah at
Oregon
Sept. 30
11:30 AM USC at
Washington State
Sept. 30
11:30 AM Utah at
Oregon State
Sept. 30
11:30 AM California
at Arizona
Sept. 30
6:00 PM Stanford
at Arizona State
Oct. 3
7:00 PM Oregon at
California
Oct. 5
5:30 PM Oregon at
Stanford
Oct. 5
5:30 PM Arizona
State at UCLA
Oct. 5
5:30 PM Washington
State at Colorado
Oct. 5
7:30 PM Washington
at Utah
Oct. 7
2:00 PM Oregon
State at Stanford
Oct. 7
2:00 PM Arizona at
UCLA
Oct. 7
2:00 PM Washington at Colorado
Oct. 7
4:00 PM Arizona
State at USC
Oct. 10
7:00 PM USC at
Stanford
Oct. 12
6:00 PM Washington
State at Oregon
Oct. 12
6:00 PM UCLA at
Stanford
Oct. 12
6:00 PM Arizona at
Utah
Oct. 12
8:00 PM USC at
California
Oct. 14
2:00 PM Washington
State at Oregon State
Oct. 14
2:00 PM UCLA at
California
Oct. 14
2:00 PM Arizona
State at Utah
Oct. 14
4:00 PM Arizona at
Colorado
Oct. 17
7:00 PM Utah at
UCLA
Oct. 19
6:00 PM Oregon at
Arizona
Oct. 19
6:00 PM Stanford
at Washington
Oct. 19
6:00 PM Utah at
USC
Oct. 19 8:00 PM Oregon State at Arizona
State
Oct. 21
11:00 AM Colorado at
USC
Oct. 21
11:00 AM Oregon
State at Arizona
Oct. 21
11:00 AM Stanford at
Washington State
Oct. 21
1:00 PM California
at Washington
Oct. 24
7:00 PM Arizona at
Stanford
Oct. 26
6:00 PM Washington
at USC
Oct. 26
6:00 PM Arizona at
California
Oct. 26
6:00 PM Oregon at
Colorado
Oct. 26
8:00 PM Washington
State at UCLA
Oct. 28
10:00 AM Oregon at
Utah
Oct. 28
12 Noon Washington
at UCLA
Oct. 28
12 Noon Arizona
State at California
Oct. 28 12 Noon Oregon State at Colorado
Oct. 31
7:00 PM Colorado
at Washington State
Nov. 2
6:00 PM California
at Oregon
Nov. 2
6:00 PM USC at
Arizona State
Nov. 2
6:00 PM Colorado
at Washington
Nov. 2
8:00 PM UCLA at
Arizona
Nov. 4
11:00 AM Utah at
Washington
Nov. 4
11:00 AM California
at Oregon State
Nov. 4 11:00 AM USC at Arizona
Nov. 4
1:00 PM Stanford
at Oregon
Nov. 8
6:00 PM Washington
State at California
Nov. 8
6:00 PM Arizona
State at Oregon State
Nov. 8
8:00 PM Washington
at Stanford
Nov. 20
TBD UCLA at
Oregon
Nov. 20
TBD USC at
Oregon State
Nov. 21
TBD Arizona at Washington
State
Nov. 21
TBD Arizona
State at Washington
Nov. 21
TBD Colorado
at Stanford
Nov. 23
TBD Oregon
at Oregon State
Nov. 23
TBD USC at
UCLA
Nov. 23
TBD
Washington at Washington State
Nov. 23
TBD Stanford
at California
Nov. 23
TBD Arizona
at Arizona State
Nov. 23
TBD Colorado
at Utah
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