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

How important is getting aces to winning in volleyball? More important in the men's game than the women's based on the numbers.

In this episode of the podcast USA Women's Technical Coordinator Jeff Liu provides some DataVolley training for the Medaille coaching staff.

If you've watched a bunch of men's and women's volleyball you know the rallies tend to be longer for the women, but by how much?

My continued research into volleyball statistics and match outcomes turned up an interesting finding. Would love to get your thoughts on it.

Some coaches wonder if they should share stats with their players. A more important consideration is how they use and talk about them.

As coaches we constantly pursue improvement. But are we actually measuring improvement when we take stats in practice?

One thing people believe contributes to home advantage in volleyball is ref bias. Evidences supports its existence, but not its influence.

We rate passers in serve reception on a point scale. Can we do something similar for defenders to be able to make comparisons?

How are you allocating the time you spend in practice on the various actions of the game? Do you even know how they break down?