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The postseason is a week away and every match becomes increasingly critical in the college men’s volleyball bracketology.
Off the Block has crunched the numbers using the same criteria as the selection committee to show how the top teams in the nation fare against each other in the race for the two at-large bids and NCAA Tournament seeding. Continue reading “Bracketology: Team comparisons using selection committee criteria”
A lot can still happen as MPSF teams scramble in the final week of the regular season to secure their conference tournament seed.
Check out Off the Block special contributor Jonathan Bates’ breakdown all the possible scenarios for seeding to the MPSF Tournament. Continue reading “MPSF Tournament possible seeding scenarios to know”
The winning and accolades keep coming for No. 4/4 Hawai’i and opposite Stijn van Tilburg.
van Tilburg received more than 3,000 out of the 7,586 votes to win the Off the Block/Springbak, Inc. National Player of the Month for March. Continue reading “Hawai’i opposite van Tilburg wins National Player of Month”
Six players based on your votes now have an opportunity to win a college men’s volleyball national award for their outstanding performances in March.
USC setter Gert Lisha, Hawai’i middle attacker Hendrix Mol, Grand Canyon outside attacker Cullen Mosher, Long Beach State libero Andrew Sato, Hawai’i opposite Stijn van Tilburg and Ball State middle attacker Matt Walsh all advanced to the championship round of the Off the Block/Springbak, Inc. National Player of the Month. Continue reading “Voting underway for OTB/Springbak National Player of Month championship round”
The men’s volleyball bracketology continues to be fluid with a month of the season left before Selection Sunday.
Off the Block each week during the rest of the regular season and throughout each round of the postseason will unveil its latest detailed projections to the NCAA Tournament. Continue reading “Bracketology: Latest NCAA Tournament projections”
The men’s volleyball bracketology and NCAA Tournament projections have arrived with Selection Sunday almost a month away.
Off the Block each week during the rest of the regular season and throughout each round of the postseason will unveil its latest projections to the NCAA Tournament. Continue reading “Bracketology: Latest NCAA Tournament projections”
The latest bracketology had a nationally televised release on BYUtv last night, but now it’s time to get deep into the data.
Off the Block has crunched the numbers using the same criteria as the selection committee to show how the top teams in the nation fare against each other in the race for the two at-large bids and NCAA Tournament seeding. Continue reading “Bracketology: Team comparisons using selection committee criteria”
Check out the five things to take away from the NCAA Division I-II men’s volleyball matches this weekend. Continue reading “Quick hits: 5 things to take away from the weekend in college volleyball”
Add the battle for best home attendance among all the other close races right now between No. 3/3 BYU and No. 4/4 Hawai’i.
BYU and Hawai’i are the only teams in the nation with more than a 3,000 home attendance average and are within a 100-person average of each other, according to recent statistics compiled by the NCAA. Continue reading “BYU, Hawai’i in tight race for nation’s top home attendance”
Six players based on your votes have an opportunity to win a college men’s volleyball national award for their outstanding performances in February.
Sacred Heart libero Josh Ayzenberg, Erskine libero Bryan Cardozo, Stanford outside attacker Jordan Ewert, Hawai’i setter Jennings Franciskovic, Alderson Broaddus middle attacker Myles Miller and Hawai’i opposite Stij van Tilburg all advanced to the championship round of the Off the Block/Springbak, Inc. National Player of the Month. Continue reading “Voting underway for OTB/Springbak National Player of Month championship round”
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