Loyola will end the season as the undisputed best team in the national media poll.
The Ramblers days after winning their first national championship in program history received every first-place vote in the season’s final Volleyball Magazine Poll released Tuesday.
For the second time in the last four years, the national champion resides in the Midwest as the No. 1 seed Loyola defeated the No. 3 seed in four games on Saturday to capture its first national title in program history.
Check out Off the Block editor Vinnie Lopes breakdown the match and what to take way from Loyola’s dream season. (more…)
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Check out Loyola’s postmatch news conference following it beating Stanford in four games on Saturday to capture its first NCAA championship in program history. (more…)
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The dream season is now a reality.
The No. 1 seed Loyola had a near NCAA Tournament record .452 attack percentage as it defeated the No. 3 seed Stanford 25-17, 19-25, 25-19, 25-15 on Saturday in Chicago to win its first national title in program history.
It’s taken four months, hundreds of matches, four conference tournaments and two rounds of the NCAA Tournament but it’s now down one final match to decide the national champion.
The No. 1 seed Loyola and the No. 3 seed Stanford will meet in the NCAA Tournament championship. The Ramblers are attempting to keep their dream season alive and win a title on its home court, while the Cardinal has a chance to win its second NCAA title in the last five years.
There has been one constant for Stanford during its postseason run: its diehard and loudest fan in the stands.
Check out Off the Block’s interview with Stanford’s loudest fan, Cliff, as talks about his passion for Stanford men’s volleyball and how he tries to distract opponents with his screaming during serves.