[BigJohn043]

A team will normally have more service errors than aces.  We have gone from minus 12 or so to minus 3.  That’s great
Yes Kipp was really off.  But Baird really on.  We gave Koko a standing O when she came off after her two aces

Two recruits at the game.  Any research on who.  I have a strong guess on one but no clue on the other

My guess is that the team doesn't really even track service aces.  They are concerned with the other teams passing stats by server.

Our errors have been 4.2 per set this year.  Way up from 2.8 last year.  But they have been pretty consistent.  The best matches were NCU & Rice at 3.7 and our worst was OSU at 5.3.

My observation is that we have really turned up the service heat.  Rubin and Oglivie in particular but you can tell there is even a greater emphasis on serving tough.

My eye says it is working.  Although I would love to see opponents passing stats.....

I have no idea why schools don't publish real stats.  They all have them.  Heck, my daughters high school and club volleyball teams both have better stats than what Stanford publishes.

[BigJohn043]

A team will normally have more service errors than aces.  We have gone from minus 12 or so to minus 3.  That’s great
Yes Kipp was really off.  But Baird really on.  We gave Koko a standing O when she came off after her two aces

Two recruits at the game.  Any research on who.  I have a strong guess on one but no clue on the other

My guess is that the team doesn't really even track service aces.  They are concerned with the other teams passing stats by server.

Our errors have been 4.2 per set this year.  Way up from 2.8 last year.  But they have been pretty consistent.  The best matches were NCU & Rice at 3.7 and our worst was OSU at 5.3.

My observation is that we have really turned up the service heat.  Rubin and Oglivie in particular but you can tell there is even a greater emphasis on serving tough.

My eye says it is working.  Although I would love to see opponents passing stats.....

I have no idea why schools don't publish real stats.  They all have them.  Heck, my daughters high school and club volleyball teams both have better stats than what Stanford publishes.