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you're sick bro💀💀

Are you paid by the word, or is this just a hobby?

Congratulations, you've officially yapped your way into the Guinness Book of World Records for the longest monologue in a casual volleyball video.

@@rayan-zs9ey paid work.

Long Beach actually swept Alberta twice in their non conference meetings this year in January. Pepperdine actually beat Alberta in 5 sets too. Now granted Alberta made a change to their middle rotation and Libero after. Number 6 on Alberta became the starting Libero and Alberta's passing, serve receive, and defense in general became a whole lot better. If this current Alberta team faced against Long Beach again they would have a way better chance of winning. But no college team, American or Canadian, is beating 2021-2022 TWU lol, or the 2019-2020 TWU team.

@@RoninLeeVBall agree on almost all of this. U of A beat TWU in the final in 2021-22 though. TWU was the better team though that year for sure. The Long Beach team that won in 2019 is probably the strongest college team I’ve ever seen, Canadian or American.

I appreciate the response, the 2021 team is the one I remember watching. I kind of just imagined that they would've remained the same skill level. @@RoninLeeVBall

It’s not though. The top teams are always comparable on the mens side. There’s more depth though with youth and college teams in the states. When you have a population that’s 10x the size you’re going to have a lot more talent to choose from.

5 years ago trinity western was definitely the best team In North America. Now, I don’t think any Canadian team is beating the best ncaa teams. I also think the USA national team plays better together than Canada but for our population Canada is quite strong

@@davidfernandes8094Yeah, the USA men’s team appears more cohesive. I wonder if they are able to play them more, arrange practices together more or what that is about. I’d imagine the players on USA and Canada all play most of their volleyball on their pro teams? Canada’s youth development is pretty good, all things considered. Another part of the USA’s higher population and the relative closeness of their big cities is that it’s easier to access tournaments against competitive teams. If you are a team in Saskatchewan, you could travel to Edmonton/calgary, Winnipeg. But that’s not much. In the USA, west coast and east coast teams can access way more tournaments and more competition, due to more population, etc.

@@davidfernandes8094this may be a reason for southern Ontario, souther QC and parts of BC having traditionally strong teams, more access to competition, both within their near vicinity (1 hour drive) and like a 5-6 hour drive.

@@davidfernandes8094I think it depends on the year honestly. US college ball is definitely getting better though. Lots of times it also depends which ball they’re playing with. When Canadian teams go down to the States around Christmas to play they usually don’t do as well with the Molten. When American teams come up to play in Canada the Canadian teams typically do better with the Mikasa.

I wouldn't say so. Just a coincidence for this game and a product of both teams trying to get high ball sets close to the net.

I completely agree. This angle around the height of the top of the net really shows the speed of the game. They use it for replay and nothing else. Tennis has figured this out, volleyball hasn’t.

I’ll have this years up very soon

better to serve hard and fast to keep the opposition out of system and lose a couple points than let them get a free hit every serve lol

Keep your serves in and let your blockers do their thing. A few roofs and the opposition shuts down. All the guys can pass a serve, aces are rare

@@AutisticVaxtard unfortunately I trust the hundreds of coaches that have come to that conclusion over some random guy with a youTube comment. sure the serve can get picked up but you're limiting the offense as much as possible, making it easier for blockers to get doubles or even a triple up.

Ya, they're switch blocking sometimes just to get a better block matchup on the opponents left side. Especially if the other team is lower percentage on C-ball.

The switch out mid rally at 1:41 is pretty sweet

Nothing fancy at all. I think this was just with a canon video camera and not on a very high setting so I can record longer since I was recording for 3 teams. Sometimes I just use an iPhone

bro what is u on. Net is too low. It looks low since these guys are college players XD they work out and train like there is no tomorowXD

They lost? These have been the best two teams in USports for the last decade.

@@clutchvolley then you know what I’m talking about, have you seen them last year?

@@aa-cv1yi They lost many starting players because they graduated. Very different and younger team this year.

@@aa-cv1yiyup I’ve watched them play all year. They finished 3rd in a really competitive conference and are playing well right now

Yes

For these manually. We use balltime for uploading and coaching our club teams but we don’t post any of those matches.

I think anyone can win this year. There’s never been this much parity in the conference

@@clutchvolley that’s true McMaster looked amazing last year and TWU just went on a tear at the end of the season

Also the ball is definitely hit in lol

he seems really young compared to his team. a lot of balls at that level should have been played. their serves are not aggresive and seemed too passive for this stage. Still an amazing team. the setter is icy too

nasty? looked like an attempted spin serve that became a floater...that went out...

⁠@@druidzowndefinitely an intentional hybrid serve. That went out lol

its a hybrid.. @@druidzown

Ya, he'll be somebody fun to watch for years to come