Back row attacker in 5 or 6
Why you might decide to put your back row attacker in Position 5 and why I think that is not the best decision if you don't have other reasons.
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Why you might decide to put your back row attacker in Position 5 and why I think that is not the best decision if you don't have other reasons.
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In this post I look at some offensive numbers from the 2017 Midwestern State season, noting what was surprising and looking at where improvement was needed.
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