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Re: [bigtenvb] Big10 stats

>Attack Percentage Match (minimum 10 total attacks)
>.909 Gina Conroy, Michigan State vs. Indiana 10-22-83

For those who don't know, Gina was a setter.

>Pct. (year)
>.416 Bonnie Bremmer, Penn State 1998

Of course, everyone knows Bonnie was a setter.

>Kills (season)
>674 Stacey Gordon, Ohio State 2002

The only active player on the entire list. (Unless I missed someone.) Also
almost the only one on the season kills list who is not also on the season
attempts list.

With the change to rally scoring, one would think that the kills per match,
kills per season and kills per career lists could stay pretty much as they
are forever. The same goes for the attempts records. (It looks as though
OSU's 7 5-game matches in 2002 might have helped Gordon overcome the
disadvantage of rally scoring get into the top ten in season kills. I wonder
what she would have done in sideout scoring.)




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In another shameless attempt to stimulate conversation, I offer the following career stats (how about that Mary Eggers?): Big Ten Volleyball Individual...
Matt Leach
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Aug 1, 2003
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Wow, brings back memories. Saw and worked many a match with every one of these players with the exceptions of McCahill and Hoosline. Matt is right, the 1995...
Peglar, Robert
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I wonder what (if anything) it means that the majority of the players on the career aces total list, with the exceptions of Lindsey Berg and Jean Shintz, all...
Mark Eastom
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Aug 1, 2003
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I think the passing is better. Coaches train their passers constantly and well. That's most of it. Other factors to consider: * Remember, back in the early...
Peglar, Robert
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MessageAndrea Gonzalez and Chris Schaeffer both also had very good jump serves for the Gophers and both also overlapped Sharon Oesterling in their years...
Mark Eastom
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Aug 2, 2003
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... For those who don't know, Gina was a setter. ... Of course, everyone knows Bonnie was a setter. ... The only active player on the entire list. (Unless I...
Chris Wolf
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Aug 2, 2003
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... One might think RPS would 'freeze' these records, but I think not. A typical, reasonably close RPS game is 30-25, or 55 rallies. The overtime barn-burners...
Peglar, Robert
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Aug 2, 2003
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... I would agree that rally scoring will have the most effect on match kill records, less effect on season kill records, and least on career kill records....
Chris Wolf
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Chris - the goal of RPS was not necessarily to reduce match length - it was to make game length, and indirectly match length _more predictable_, not ...
Peglar, Robert
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As far as I can tell, we are saying the same thing. You reduce variance by, as I said, reducing "the lengths of the extremely long matches" (and, as you ...
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