There will still be college men’s volleyball national champion, even with the cancellation of the NCAA Tournament.
Off the Block announced Thursday that it will present the 2020 Division I-II men’s volleyball national champion through the use of a combined national coaches and media poll. (more…)
Matches featuring MPSF teams have come to an end for the upcoming future.
The conference announced Thursday that it is indefinitely suspending conference and non-conference matches for spring sports teams, including men’s volleyball, because of the cornavirus outbreak. (more…)
There will be no men’s volleyball NCAA Tournament in 2020.
The NCAA announced Thursday afternoon that all remaining championships for spring and winter sports, including men’s volleyball, will be canceled because of the coronavirus outbreak. (more…)
The EIVA season will still continue, even without the participating of the last two conference champions.
The men’s volleyball conference announced Thursday that it intends to proceed with this season following No. 12 Princeton and Harvard putting halts to playing any more matches. (more…)
No more Big West men’s volleyball teams will be in action for the foreseeable future.
The conference announced Thursday that it is indefinitely suspending conference and non-conference matches for all spring sports, including men’s volleyball, due to the cornavirus outbreak. (more…)
There will be no more matches featuring ConfCarolinas teams for the foreseeable future.
The conference announced Thursday that it is indefinitely suspending all athletics events, including men’s volleyball matches, due to the cornavirus outbreak. (more…)
One of the biggest rivalries in college men’s volleyball will no longer take place this week.
Loyola announced Wednesday that its conference match against No. 5/5 Lewis on Friday has been postponed because of the coronavirus. (more…)
Check out all the college men’s volleyball matches to follow today and how to follow the matches live. (more…)
In this week’s podcast episode, Off the Block editor Vinnie Lopes interviews volleyball data guru Nate Ngo about analyzing stats and finding trends in volleyball. Plus, Brandon Johnson and Jonathan Bates preview the upcoming matches this weekend. (more…)
No. 8/9 Pepperdine used seven aces to sweep NAIA first-year program Jamestown on Wednesday night in Malibu, California. The Waves outhit the Jimmies, .294 to .112, and out-blocked them 8.5 to 5.0. Pepperdine outside attacker Noah Dyer led a balanced attack with eight kills on the evening, while Jamestown was led by opposite Clarke Steele’s 11 kills. The match was not open to the general public. Check out the match highlights as recorded by associate editor Jonathan Bates.