MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Ball State's rally comes up short
(02/12/11 5:00am)
In an attempt to start conference play off with a win, the Ball State men's volleyball team fell just short of its goal.
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In an attempt to start conference play off with a win, the Ball State men's volleyball team fell just short of its goal.
Child's play is over for Ball State.
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The slumped body language and the one-sided score won't show it, but Pfeiffer was pleased with the opportunity to compete with Ball State.
No matter who was on the court playing for Ball State on Friday night, they were playing well.
With the power to make the decision out of their hands, Mid-American Conference women's volleyball coaches can only wait.
Tommy Rouse is off to a great start.
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Nothing evokes questions, concerns or fear like change.
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Thirteen days of rest for the Ball State men's volleyball team wasn't enough to overpower George Mason on Friday night.
In sports, an extended period of rest can be positive or negative, depending on the perspective. Either a team has extra time to prepare itself, or it has extra time to become rusty.
One of the worst possible scenarios following a big upset win is to lose the next match against a lesser opponent.
A day after upsetting Hawaii in its first match of the Outrigger Invitational, Ball State was unable to keep its hot streak going, losing to UCLA 3-1 (5-22, 25-20, 23-25, 30-28) on Friday.
It was supposed to be a match that Ball State would be too exhausted, inexperienced, and overmatched to win.
