I love that volleyball is getting more and more air time and that the announcers, for the most part, seem to be getting better as well. However, there are a few things that bother me about a volleyball broadcast.
The first one is when they show you the back court view. No one wants to see that.
The second one, I noticed a lot this weekend, and that is the thought that every rally needs to be replayed. It’s nice to replay when something strange happens, or it’s a really good play, but against Purdue
almost every play was shown again. Sometimes we’d miss the serve and the serve receive. I was not a fan of that.
Here’s go more good volleyball this week!
Nebraska
Sigler, Mauch Collect Big Ten Accolades – University of Nebraska – Official Athletics Website
Nebraska volleyball’s Teraya Sigler and Olivia Mauch earned Big Ten weekly conference awards on Monday. Sigler was named Big Ten Player of the Week, while Mauch was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week.
The Husker Minute: Nebraska’s offense needs to find its rhythm coming out of halftime
Nebraska has scored just 28 points in the third quarter through seven games. After another slow start coming out of halftime against Oregon, the Huskers have work to do during the bye.
Rhule gives injury rundown after physical game in Oregon: Key senior defender and running back out a while
The bye week came at a necessary time for the Huskers physically, but even that extra week likely won’t be enough for one of Nebraska’s veteran defenders and a key running back.
Elsewhere
College football’s 10 bold predictions for season’s second half: Playoff carnage and high-profile divorces – CBS Sports
Here’s some advice entering college football’s second half of the season: Take what we said two months ago and erase it from memory.
Eagles’ Jalen Hurts expected to miss season over blood clots – ESPN
Jalen Hurts is expected to miss the rest of the season after doctors discovered multiple blood clots in the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback’s lungs, sources told NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport and ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
College football Power Rankings – Wild Week 7 changed top 25 – ESPN
Call it Shakeup Saturday or a pithy phrase of your choosing, but Week 7 reordered the college football world. Five of the seven teams in the AP Top 25 poll went down — the most among that cohort in AP poll history (1936).
