[Erika]

Now 2 - 1 UNI

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BTW, I realize the odds for this are infinitesimal, but if Louisville were to lose in the first or second round, Stanford could then host the regionals.

Slim, but not infinitesimal.  UNI just took the first set from Louisville, 28-26

[Erika]

Now 2 - 1 UNI

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BTW, I realize the odds for this are infinitesimal, but if Louisville were to lose in the first or second round, Stanford could then host the regionals.

Slim, but not infinitesimal.  UNI just took the first set from Louisville, 28-26

[ca245]

Now 2 - 1 UNI

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BTW, I realize the odds for this are infinitesimal, but if Louisville were to lose in the first or second round, Stanford could then host the regionals.

Slim, but not infinitesimal.  UNI just took the first set from Louisville, 28-26

"Slim" almost paid off. UNI took LVL to 5 sets and lost 22-20 on the 5th. UNI had three match points and could not convert. UNI also had 4 service errors after at 14-12 in the 5th.

[ca245]

Now 2 - 1 UNI

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BTW, I realize the odds for this are infinitesimal, but if Louisville were to lose in the first or second round, Stanford could then host the regionals.

Slim, but not infinitesimal.  UNI just took the first set from Louisville, 28-26

"Slim" almost paid off. UNI took LVL to 5 sets and lost 22-20 on the 5th. UNI had three match points and could not convert. UNI also had 4 service errors after at 14-12 in the 5th.

[TonyLima]

LMU putting up a fight. 19-16 Stanford.

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LMU putting up a fight. 19-16 Stanford.

Team wakes up, 25-17.

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LMU putting up a fight. 19-16 Stanford.

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LMU putting up a fight. 19-16 Stanford.

Team wakes up, 25-17.

Team figured out the LMU atrack, getting many more blocks. 17-13 set 2.

[TonyLima]

LMU putting up a fight. 19-16 Stanford.

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LMU putting up a fight. 19-16 Stanford.

Team wakes up, 25-17.

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LMU putting up a fight. 19-16 Stanford.

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LMU putting up a fight. 19-16 Stanford.

Team wakes up, 25-17.

Team figured out the LMU atrack, getting many more blocks. 17-13 set 2.

[BostonCard]

Stanford takes set two, also 25-17.  Rubin is in beast mode, and Kurt is also hitting above .500.

BC

[BostonCard]

Stanford takes set two, also 25-17.  Rubin is in beast mode, and Kurt is also hitting above .500.

BC

[mbdude]

winner plays Florida who upset Kansas

[mbdude]

winner plays Florida who upset Kansas

[BostonCard]

Stanford sweeps; third set at 16.

All three pin hitters hit above .500, and both middle blockers above .400.  Incredible consistency; we hit above .500 in all three sets. We had three hitting errors, total.

Watching some of the other matches, I forget how good Miner is. Her setting is next level.

BC

[BostonCard]

Stanford sweeps; third set at 16.

All three pin hitters hit above .500, and both middle blockers above .400.  Incredible consistency; we hit above .500 in all three sets. We had three hitting errors, total.

Watching some of the other matches, I forget how good Miner is. Her setting is next level.

BC

[Spiny_Norman]

Final 16 by conference
SEC - 5
Big 10 - 5
ACC - 3
Big East - 2
Atlantic 10 - 1

[Spiny_Norman]

Final 16 by conference
SEC - 5
Big 10 - 5
ACC - 3
Big East - 2
Atlantic 10 - 1

[johnbar]

Stanford played a great match.

I was following the Louisville/UNI score intently.  So darn close.

Well, if Stanford can play like that again, they may be in Louisville for almost two weeks.
Louisville may have their hands full with Purdue.  Of course, Stanford can't look past Florida.

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Regional schedule has been released.  Stanford plays Florida Thursday, 12/12, at 4pm PST (7pm EST).
Purdue/Louisville match follows.  Regional final is on Saturday at 4:30pm PST.

[johnbar]

Stanford played a great match.

I was following the Louisville/UNI score intently.  So darn close.

Well, if Stanford can play like that again, they may be in Louisville for almost two weeks.
Louisville may have their hands full with Purdue.  Of course, Stanford can't look past Florida.

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Regional schedule has been released.  Stanford plays Florida Thursday, 12/12, at 4pm PST (7pm EST).
Purdue/Louisville match follows.  Regional final is on Saturday at 4:30pm PST.

[paloalto]

After a brief slow start in the first set Stanford played some of its best volleyball of the season.

The announcers didn't seem to recognize the reason LMU was constantly out of system was because of Stanford's serving.

[paloalto]

After a brief slow start in the first set Stanford played some of its best volleyball of the season.

The announcers didn't seem to recognize the reason LMU was constantly out of system was because of Stanford's serving.

[M T]

Since I've commented about the announcers before, I thought I'd add that Kevin Danna and Naya Crittenden did a great job for the Sac State-Stanford match.  Of course, Danna brought his professional style and historical knowledge of Stanford, while Crittenden brought a player's insights.  (I haven't watched the LMU game yet, but that one had Sara Ach and Naya Crittenden)

[M T]

Since I've commented about the announcers before, I thought I'd add that Kevin Danna and Naya Crittenden did a great job for the Sac State-Stanford match.  Of course, Danna brought his professional style and historical knowledge of Stanford, while Crittenden brought a player's insights.  (I haven't watched the LMU game yet, but that one had Sara Ach and Naya Crittenden)

[CompSci87]

Since I've commented about the announcers before, I thought I'd add that Kevin Danna and Naya Crittenden did a great job for the Sac State-Stanford match.  Of course, Danna brought his professional style and historical knowledge of Stanford, while Crittenden brought a player's insights.  (I haven't watched the LMU game yet, but that one had Sara Ash and Naya Crittenden)

I watched the recording last night after getting home from the game. Ach wasn't so good, but she let Crittenden educate her some.

[CompSci87]

Since I've commented about the announcers before, I thought I'd add that Kevin Danna and Naya Crittenden did a great job for the Sac State-Stanford match.  Of course, Danna brought his professional style and historical knowledge of Stanford, while Crittenden brought a player's insights.  (I haven't watched the LMU game yet, but that one had Sara Ash and Naya Crittenden)

I watched the recording last night after getting home from the game. Ach wasn't so good, but she let Crittenden educate her some.

[Hieronymus]

Since I've commented about the announcers before, I thought I'd add that Kevin Danna and Naya Crittenden did a great job for the Sac State-Stanford match.  Of course, Danna brought his professional style and historical knowledge of Stanford, while Crittenden brought a player's insights.  (I haven't watched the LMU game yet, but that one had Sara Ash and Naya Crittenden)

I watched the recording last night after getting home from the game. Ach wasn't so good, but she let Crittenden educate her some.

Still much better then what we got most of the season.

[Hieronymus]

Since I've commented about the announcers before, I thought I'd add that Kevin Danna and Naya Crittenden did a great job for the Sac State-Stanford match.  Of course, Danna brought his professional style and historical knowledge of Stanford, while Crittenden brought a player's insights.  (I haven't watched the LMU game yet, but that one had Sara Ash and Naya Crittenden)

I watched the recording last night after getting home from the game. Ach wasn't so good, but she let Crittenden educate her some.

Still much better then what we got most of the season.

[johnbar]

Team on a charter flight to Louisville.  Hope they are there through the 22nd.

[johnbar]

Team on a charter flight to Louisville.  Hope they are there through the 22nd.

[paloalto]

Here is a video of the flight to Louisville.  I believe the Saab 2000 can carry about 50 passengers depending on flight regulations. 

https://x.com/StanfordWVB/status/1866573640608665763

[paloalto]

Here is a video of the flight to Louisville.  I believe the Saab 2000 can carry about 50 passengers depending on flight regulations. 

https://x.com/StanfordWVB/status/1866573640608665763

[BostonCard]

I was puzzled by "final travel trip of the year?" but then I saw the Final Four is in Louisville, so I guess the question is how long that final trip is...

Also, the DSM-5.  Who is the psych major?  I feel like the roster used to list majors, but I guess we don't care about the student part of student/athlete (or, maybe I'm dense and I didn't find it)
 
BC

[BostonCard]

I was puzzled by "final travel trip of the year?" but then I saw the Final Four is in Louisville, so I guess the question is how long that final trip is...

Also, the DSM-5.  Who is the psych major?  I feel like the roster used to list majors, but I guess we don't care about the student part of student/athlete (or, maybe I'm dense and I didn't find it)
 
BC

[johnbar]

I was puzzled by "final travel trip of the year?" but then I saw the Final Four is in Louisville, so I guess the question is how long that final trip is...

Also, the DSM-5.  Who is the psych major?  I feel like the roster used to list majors, but I guess we don't care about the student part of student/athlete (or, maybe I'm dense and I didn't find it)
 
BC

Yes, that's why I said I hope they stay through the 22nd.

If you switch to "table" view, the roster does list majors.  None declared as a psych major (yet).

https://gostanford.com/sports/womens-vol...view=table

[johnbar]

I was puzzled by "final travel trip of the year?" but then I saw the Final Four is in Louisville, so I guess the question is how long that final trip is...

Also, the DSM-5.  Who is the psych major?  I feel like the roster used to list majors, but I guess we don't care about the student part of student/athlete (or, maybe I'm dense and I didn't find it)
 
BC

Yes, that's why I said I hope they stay through the 22nd.

If you switch to "table" view, the roster does list majors.  None declared as a psych major (yet).

https://gostanford.com/sports/womens-vol...view=table

[BostonCard]

If you switch to "table" view, the roster does list majors.  None declared as a psych major (yet).

https://gostanford.com/sports/womens-vol...view=table

Thanks!  Glad they didn't get rid of the feature (though it is not my business what they major in, it is always interesting, and I think we should celebrate academic success as much as athletic success).

Hum Bio and Community Health and Prevention Research (didn't know that major existed) both could have classes to learn about psychiatric disorders and thus see the DSM.

BC

[BostonCard]

If you switch to "table" view, the roster does list majors.  None declared as a psych major (yet).

https://gostanford.com/sports/womens-vol...view=table

Thanks!  Glad they didn't get rid of the feature (though it is not my business what they major in, it is always interesting, and I think we should celebrate academic success as much as athletic success).

Hum Bio and Community Health and Prevention Research (didn't know that major existed) both could have classes to learn about psychiatric disorders and thus see the DSM.

BC

[82lsju]

Here is a video of the flight to Louisville.  I believe the Saab 2000 can carry about 50 passengers depending on flight regulations. 

https://x.com/StanfordWVB/status/1866573640608665763

The Saab 2000 is a twin-engined high-speed turboprop airliner built by Swedish aircraft manufacturer Saab. It is designed to carry 50–58 passengers and able to cruise at a maximum speed of 685 km/h (370 kn).[3] Production took place in Linköping, Sweden. 

It first flew in March 1992 and was certified in 1994. 

The last aircraft was delivered in April 1999, a total of 63 aircraft were built.[4] As of October 2024, a total of 31 Saab 2000s are either in airline or military service

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saab_2000

[82lsju]

Here is a video of the flight to Louisville.  I believe the Saab 2000 can carry about 50 passengers depending on flight regulations. 

https://x.com/StanfordWVB/status/1866573640608665763

The Saab 2000 is a twin-engined high-speed turboprop airliner built by Swedish aircraft manufacturer Saab. It is designed to carry 50–58 passengers and able to cruise at a maximum speed of 685 km/h (370 kn).[3] Production took place in Linköping, Sweden. 

It first flew in March 1992 and was certified in 1994. 

The last aircraft was delivered in April 1999, a total of 63 aircraft were built.[4] As of October 2024, a total of 31 Saab 2000s are either in airline or military service

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saab_2000

[chrisk]

CHPR is a 45-unit master’s program in the Medical School.

[chrisk]

CHPR is a 45-unit master’s program in the Medical School.

[Goose]

Here is a video of the flight to Louisville.  I believe the Saab 2000 can carry about 50 passengers depending on flight regulations. 

https://x.com/StanfordWVB/status/1866573640608665763

The Saab 2000 is a twin-engined high-speed turboprop airliner built by Swedish aircraft manufacturer Saab. It is designed to carry 50–58 passengers and able to cruise at a maximum speed of 685 km/h (370 kn).[3] Production took place in Linköping, Sweden. 

It first flew in March 1992 and was certified in 1994. 

The last aircraft was delivered in April 1999, a total of 63 aircraft were built.[4] As of October 2024, a total of 31 Saab 2000s are either in airline or military service

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saab_2000

Well, it is a charter at least. It is slow compared to a 737. It can't fly above 31,000 feet, so it may have to fly around rather than over some weather. It will have to stop for fuel once along the way. It is noisy and vibrates a bit. Other than that, what's not to like.

[Goose]

Here is a video of the flight to Louisville.  I believe the Saab 2000 can carry about 50 passengers depending on flight regulations. 

https://x.com/StanfordWVB/status/1866573640608665763

The Saab 2000 is a twin-engined high-speed turboprop airliner built by Swedish aircraft manufacturer Saab. It is designed to carry 50–58 passengers and able to cruise at a maximum speed of 685 km/h (370 kn).[3] Production took place in Linköping, Sweden. 

It first flew in March 1992 and was certified in 1994. 

The last aircraft was delivered in April 1999, a total of 63 aircraft were built.[4] As of October 2024, a total of 31 Saab 2000s are either in airline or military service

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saab_2000

Well, it is a charter at least. It is slow compared to a 737. It can't fly above 31,000 feet, so it may have to fly around rather than over some weather. It will have to stop for fuel once along the way. It is noisy and vibrates a bit. Other than that, what's not to like.