[fullmetal]

PSU takes set four and the match.  PSU took the lead early and had as much as a three point lead before Stanford tied it up at 9-9.  From there, Penn State scraped out a two point lead at 20-18, which was the closest Stanford would get, as PSU went on a 5-1 run to end the game.  Of note, the announcer mentioned a few times that Stanford players were looking for certain touch calls here and there but weren't getting them--here's hoping the game was called well the whole night.

I guess Hambly has his work cut out for him.  Can't just feed Plummer--McClure and Fitzmorris combined for a hitting percentage of .000 on 55 total attempts (ouch).

Stanford hit .214 (159 TA) for the match, PSU at .257 (144 TA).  Stanford was +7 in service errors committed; PSU was +5 in blocks.  Stanford was +10 in attack errors and +5 in block errors.

Lots to work on.

[fullmetal]

PSU takes set four and the match.  PSU took the lead early and had as much as a three point lead before Stanford tied it up at 9-9.  From there, Penn State scraped out a two point lead at 20-18, which was the closest Stanford would get, as PSU went on a 5-1 run to end the game.  Of note, the announcer mentioned a few times that Stanford players were looking for certain touch calls here and there but weren't getting them--here's hoping the game was called well the whole night.

I guess Hambly has his work cut out for him.  Can't just feed Plummer--McClure and Fitzmorris combined for a hitting percentage of .000 on 55 total attempts (ouch).

Stanford hit .214 (159 TA) for the match, PSU at .257 (144 TA).  Stanford was +7 in service errors committed; PSU was +5 in blocks.  Stanford was +10 in attack errors and +5 in block errors.

Lots to work on.