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That should be a procedural penalty or something.lol I cheated, had it typed and ready to submit.
I call it confidence in my Lady HornsThat should be a procedural penalty or something.
I hear you. Moving Yazee to OH for the 3rd set was certainly a good change of pace but I didn't think it was sustainable given the other weaknesses that resurfaced. I'm not so sure that moving Yazee earlier would've made that much of a difference in the ultimate outcome, especially since there was no one to really fill the void she would've left in the middle. Who knows? Hindsight is always 20/20. Stanford was a bad match-up for Texas from the get-go, and I don't think Texas had the personnel to beat them without playing a near-perfect match. Hopefully, all of the holes soon will be filled for next year and beyond.Well Danno you're arguing against an argument I never made. I too think that Chloe's improved play and Yazzie's move to the middle is what made us better the 2nd half of the season. There's no doubt about that.
However, you have to adjust to you competition and it certainly wasn't working against the huge tree's, literally and figuratively. Every time PCC was our primary attacker we couldn't buy a point for $1 million bucks and Tree went on huge runs. 2-26 and -.231 hitting % is a whole lot more than just having an off night. It wasn't til Jerritt finally made the change we were finally able to sustain a run and win a set. Again, I like PPC as a player and think she's perfect against some teams, but her game just doesn't match up well with others like Tree.
I agree with the serving too and quite honestly I've never understood the theory behind Micaya's power serve and even back to Haley's also. It may be cool to the crowd but we win more points on Chloe's floater serve than Micaya's and the errors just kill momentum. I've played enough VB myself to know a fast predictable ball is easier to return than a knuckleball. All you have to do is watch the matches too see how easy good teams pass and set Micaya's serve. In fact, Cat had just as many aces as Micaya with her easy floater serve with no errors. And, taking a deeper look on the season Micaya had 24 aces, Chloe had 23, Cat had 20. Micaya had 68 SE's, Chloe had 23, Cat had 24. It doesn't take a genius to figure out Texas won a much higher % of points with Chloe and Cat serving than Micaya and my understanding of the game is to win as many points as possible not to impress the crowd with how hard you can hit a serve.
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