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If you subtract the opponent FBSO kills value off the numerator I'm pretty sure you get a more accurate expected points... Tristan Burton did the same to for hitting efficiency
Replying to @SummitVBFan
Oregon State vs. Washington State was 242 points
Set five ended 29-27 for the Beavers 馃槺
192 points were scored, meaning 50 combined errors.
I found it quickly on stats.ncaa.org filtering by class and going year by year. The hard part was checking if they were true freshman. You'd also want to check the efficiencies on those requests.
Replying to @cheesetrader1 @900squarefeet
Wisconsin did it in 2016 - Molly Haggerty
Replying to @UNIVolleyball @ESPNPlus
At 0:30 recognizing the free ball, the setter steps up and the front row backs off the net. Completely in sync for the attack.
Replying to @CUBilly23
Got me thinking.
Approximate a team's RPI impact with 2/3 * WP + 1/3*OWP.
Bottom 20 teams in RPI impact. Your RPI will fall behind if you play these teams.
All the "last place vs second-to-last place" conference matchups today.
Notably, Le Moyne is winless, at 0-18. This may be their last remaining chances. including last season they are on a 25 game losing streak.
Last night we ranked the NCAA D1 leaders in attack usage rate.
Expanding, Top 20 with kill%, hit%, and err%
green is column leaders
yellow is column...caboose
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lots of outsides -> outsides get alot of OOS balls
Very cool: Muoneke (usage leader) is lowest in error%
Replying to @pillows0ft
individual attack attempts/team attempts as a usage rate.
Olivia Babcock is ranked 15th in attack usage rate taking about 1/3 of Pitt's attacks. The leader, Bianna Muoneke (Georgia), is at .4 - or about 20% higher usage rate relative to Olivia.
Replying to @LearningVolley @pillows0ft
To put in perspective how crazy that is from Bianna, if you went 20% relative the other way you'd be looking at the 131st ranker
Kendall Lanclos at UNC Greensboro, at 26.85% usage rate or about 1/4 of her team's attempts










