KU was on a completely different level. It dug everything and killed everything. And, that setter – wow.
Oh, Utah couldn’t serve at all, which was ridiculous.
KU was on a completely different level. It dug everything and killed everything. And, that setter – wow.
Oh, Utah couldn’t serve at all, which was ridiculous.
The Utes on last Thursday and Saturday hosted Arizona and Arizona State for matches. They beat Arizona 3-1, but the match was much closer than that score indicates. Utes had to come from way behind in the fourth set to win. Once again it was Gibadlo, Satuala, and Olsen carrying the team.
Arizona State, as they did in the match earlier this year went 3-0 against the Utes. As I watched, nothing specifically jumped out at me that would indicate ASU was that much better, but every game it seemed like the Utes were trying to make up 3-4 point deficits. Gibadlo was good again.
Overall, Jardine got injured in the game against AU and didn’t play against ASU, which meant we saw more of Vos, Van Der Werff, and Bailey. I thought Vos had a pretty good match, but again, Bailey seems to be the weak link on the front.
Next up is BYU at the Hunstman Center on Friday, November 8. It is a red out, so if you can make it, great. Let’s turn the tables on the Zoobettes.