TCU setter is still too inconsistent, particularly setting the ball too low too often. Gotta give your hitters something they can get a strong approach on and take a good rip at. Please, work with the setters and get them to be sharper. At 16:32 look at how a perfect set, off a perfect pass makes a difference. As a hitter, you salivate over sets like that. The setter has got to get better at putting up watermelons like that -- perfect height, perfect distance off the net.
Tcu added hitters but their QB lacks. Their setters and all over the place. They can cover for that with the lesser teams but not against the ranked ones
Texas Tech #4 Brynn Williams is a fabulous little player. Only 5'10" but the biggest jumper on the court, and maybe the best all-around player in this match, next to Parra. I love under-sized, under-dog players like that, who are just so damn talented and athletic, they're far more valuable than a 6'5" lumbering giant. 9:46 Look at her technique and fluidity, and how high-up she gets on this hit. The way she approaches the ball, and swings through the ball is so natural and athletic. She's so damn light on her feet like a dancer, but also like a loaded spring. Put her in a 6'2" or 6'3" body, and she would become one of the best in the world.
TCU setter is still too inconsistent, particularly setting the ball too low too often. Gotta give your hitters something they can get a strong approach on and take a good rip at. Please, work with the setters and get them to be sharper.
At 16:32 look at how a perfect set, off a perfect pass makes a difference. As a hitter, you salivate over sets like that. The setter has got to get better at putting up watermelons like that -- perfect height, perfect distance off the net.
23:25 Parra showing why she's boss, putting away the last point of the match WITH AUTHORITY.
She is such a beast!
Tcu added hitters but their QB lacks. Their setters and all over the place. They can cover for that with the lesser teams but not against the ranked ones
Texas Tech #4 Brynn Williams is a fabulous little player. Only 5'10" but the biggest jumper on the court, and maybe the best all-around player in this match, next to Parra. I love under-sized, under-dog players like that, who are just so damn talented and athletic, they're far more valuable than a 6'5" lumbering giant.
9:46 Look at her technique and fluidity, and how high-up she gets on this hit. The way she approaches the ball, and swings through the ball is so natural and athletic. She's so damn light on her feet like a dancer, but also like a loaded spring. Put her in a 6'2" or 6'3" body, and she would become one of the best in the world.
Parra is really entertaining to watch, much too much suspense and tense when she played.
The 2nd match?
Second game coming soon.