Defense wins championships, and that was extremely evident in Tampa, Florida, for Pitt volleyball’s Final Four matchup against Nebraska. “There [was] some ugly volleyball,” Nebraska head coach John Cook said. “We found a couple ways to win a couple points out of that, I just thought our serving and blocking and defense really put some.
The Final Four has become a yearly destination for head coach Dan Fisher’s Pitt volleyball program, as they are playing in their third straight National Semifinal. The Panthers will take the court on Thursday night at 7 p.m. against a team they played two years ago in the Final Four Nebraska. For Fisher, the.
Last season, the Panthers fell to ACC rival Louisville in heartbreaking fashion in the Final Four. And nothing in sports feels better than sweet, sweet, revenge. And Pitt volleyball achieved that today after defeating the team they lost to in the Final Four last season by way of the reverse sweep. In the postgame, head.
No. 4 Pitt (25-4, ACC 16-2) volleyball winning their second consecutive ACC Title, the program’s fifth in seven years, didn’t just happen by chance. These honors were accomplished because of the culture and play style that Pitt head coach Dan Fisher has built into the program. The Panthers have bought into Fisher’s culture and it’s.
No. 6 Pitt Volleyball (21-4, 12-2 ACC) suffered its second loss in ACC play on Friday in Tallahassee against Florida State (18-8, 12-2 ACC) in a 3-2 loss, putting the Panthers in a four-way tie for first place in the ACC. But on Sunday, the Panthers rebounded against Miami (16-8, ACC 9-5) in a 3-1.