[johnbar]

Yes, six courts with live streams on each.  Their scoreboard isn't quite as nice as Stanford's but certainly adequate.
Seemed to be some partial obstruction of the camera on court 1, obscuring the left side.  Maybe a protective net or something.

I did not see the 4-1 win over North Florida (UNF won at the 5s).  Against LSU, the first round of matches were teams 4 through 7 (the latter two exhibitions).  Andersson & Kubiak at the 5s won their first set, dropped the second, and got pummeled in the third.  OTOH, Belardi & Vincent at the 4s dropped their first set, but came back to win the second and third.  So the dual was tied 1-1.

Then they played the 1s, 2s, and 3s.  Reilly & Sharp at the 3s went down in two sets.  I was mostly watching the first two courts. Ekstrom & Harvey won their first, but Hodel & Kriz lost. The second set was a reversal, so both matches went to three.  By that point, LSU was up 2-1. Ekstrom & Reilly finished first, with Ekstrom hammering a kill for the match (scores:  21-16, 14-21, 15-11; such a seesaw).  That tied the dual.

I believe Hodel & Kriz were up 8-7 at the that switch, and then gradually pulled away, and also finished it 15-11.  It was well after 8pm in Baton Rouge, but still about 75 degrees.

I hope there is no let-up tomorrow against Houston Baptist and Nicholls.  Though thunderstorms are in the forecast.

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And... Ashley Vincent now has the Stanford record for most wins by an individual player in a single season of BVB.

https://gostanford.com/news/2023/4/14/be...igers.aspx

[johnbar]

Yes, six courts with live streams on each.  Their scoreboard isn't quite as nice as Stanford's but certainly adequate.
Seemed to be some partial obstruction of the camera on court 1, obscuring the left side.  Maybe a protective net or something.

I did not see the 4-1 win over North Florida (UNF won at the 5s).  Against LSU, the first round of matches were teams 4 through 7 (the latter two exhibitions).  Andersson & Kubiak at the 5s won their first set, dropped the second, and got pummeled in the third.  OTOH, Belardi & Vincent at the 4s dropped their first set, but came back to win the second and third.  So the dual was tied 1-1.

Then they played the 1s, 2s, and 3s.  Reilly & Sharp at the 3s went down in two sets.  I was mostly watching the first two courts. Ekstrom & Harvey won their first, but Hodel & Kriz lost. The second set was a reversal, so both matches went to three.  By that point, LSU was up 2-1. Ekstrom & Reilly finished first, with Ekstrom hammering a kill for the match (scores:  21-16, 14-21, 15-11; such a seesaw).  That tied the dual.

I believe Hodel & Kriz were up 8-7 at the that switch, and then gradually pulled away, and also finished it 15-11.  It was well after 8pm in Baton Rouge, but still about 75 degrees.

I hope there is no let-up tomorrow against Houston Baptist and Nicholls.  Though thunderstorms are in the forecast.

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And... Ashley Vincent now has the Stanford record for most wins by an individual player in a single season of BVB.

https://gostanford.com/news/2023/4/14/be...igers.aspx