November saw nearly 40% more readership to the blog than in 2020 and more than 20% above the prior best for the month.

The NCAA volleyball rules committee is seeking views on several potential rules changes via a survey. Here they are. What do you think?

Although it didn't have the same pop as other months this year have had, October readership still set another new high.

Are US college volleyball teams playing too many matches given the length of those seasons? Seems like it compared to other leagues.

The blog was back to setting new monthly readership records in September after August's technical glitch - and annual ones too!

A coach worries he needs to change his serving philosophy, but what he presents doesn't get anywhere close to suggesting that.

A little bit of a tracking problem caused the August page views not to tally correctly, but almost certainly another record month.

For those who might have an interest, here's a presentation I did on home advantage in volleyball for an academic conference.

The Volleyball Coaching Wizards project is about to produce it's 3rd book (not counting translations). This one is focused on women coaches.

More NIL news continues to challenge the underpinnings of the whole NCAA structure from yet another perspective.