Category: Division I-II

There was no drop in the RPI for Grand Canyon.

Grand Canyon following two more losses during the weekend remained at No. 5 in the latest RPI rankings that the NCAA released Monday. (more…)

Off the Block announced on Monday the recipients of the National Position Player of the Week Awards.

The National Position Player of the Week Awards recognize the libero, middle attacker, opposite, outside attacker and setter who had the best performances in NCAA men’s volleyball during the week. (more…)

Check out the complete match results from the NCAA Division II men’s volleyball teams that were in action this week. The new Off the Block Division II National Coaches Poll will be released on Wednesday.

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Check out the complete match results from the NCAA men’s volleyball teams that were in action this week. In addition, click here for the updated college men’s volleyball standings.

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Off the Block each week throughout the rest of the regular season and during the postseason will unveil its latest detailed projections to the NCAA Tournament. (more…)

Check out the final scores from matches that took place on Saturday involving NCAA men’s volleyball teams. To view the updated college men’s volleyball standings, click here.

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No. 11 Ball State entered the final week of the regular season needing multiple things to go right just to have a shot at getting the No. 1 seed for the MIVA Tournament.

It turned out everything went the way of the Cardinals.

Ball State hit .381 as it swept its in-state rival Purdue Fort Wayne 25-17, 25-17, 25-22 on Saturday in Muncie, Indiana, to earn a three-way share of the MIVA regular season title and due to tiebreakers earn the top seed to the conference tournament. (more…)

Check out all the NCAA men’s volleyball matches to follow today and how to follow the matches live. (more…)

Check out the final scores from matches that took place on Friday involving NCAA men’s volleyball teams. To view the updated college men’s volleyball standings, click here.

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Kevin Lamp with No. 9 Stanford closing in an massive upset delivered a kill from behind the three-meter line that landed right in front of No. 6/5 Grand Canyon’s back row.

While the other Stanord players provided jubilant celebrations to the kill that set up a match-point, Lamp had a much more subtle reaction.

It would be tough to tell from the response that the outside attacker had capped off one of their best performances of the season. (more…)