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Post by presar on Nov 8, 2011 20:30:04 GMT 8
Brazil deafeated Korea in 5 sets! 25-22, 18- 25, 25-18 13- 25, 8- 15. Top Scorers: Kim Yeon-Koung - 29 pts Castro Sheilla - 19 pts Brazil was actually defeated BY Korea. Check the scores. Yey for an upset!  Other way around, Brazil avoided an upset by defeating Korea in 5 sets. Most Impressive Player award though was from the losing team, Kim Yeon Koung. |
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Post by presar on Nov 8, 2011 20:33:30 GMT 8
Hallo, guys! Can any of you enlighten me on what exactly a running set is? Ang iniisip ko kasi ay 'yon tipong set na napapahabol ng bola ang setter. Haha Hmm.. In international games, a set can either be a running set or a still set. I think (I think lang ha, di ako sure) kung yung pag-set ng seter is nag-jump siya basta wala sa ground ang paa while setting while a still set is kung naka tayo lang siya dun while setting. Stupidd answer by me. Hahaha |
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Post by presar on Nov 8, 2011 20:41:41 GMT 8
even though im a big fan of US i wouldn't mind them losing to the likes of s. korea or kenya. but if you noticed they are so focused and seems to know how each other's play well. that was lacking a year ago. they are like the brazil of 2008. I agree. USA is like Brazil of 2008 and even to some extent Italy of 2007. Para sa akin ah what makes USA so good right now is yung fluidity ng movements nila. From receiving, to attacking to blocking. Parang robotic na nga at some point pero they play the game as if andali lang. And one big difference between the USA of 2008 to today's team is the presence of a point scorer, a big banger and a bail out hitter -- Destinee Hooker. Before kasi it was all Logan Tom kaya nung binantayan siya nung finals vs Brazil, ayun walang ibang makapagcontribute. Ngayon, i stop mo man si Logan Tom andiyan si Hooker, stop Hooker and may Akinradewo and etc. If they carry this momentum til London games, they'll be huge favorites for the title. |
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Post by themanwashere on Nov 8, 2011 20:42:18 GMT 8
Brazil deafeated Korea in 5 sets! 25-22, 18- 25, 25-18 13- 25, 8- 15. Top Scorers: Kim Yeon-Koung - 29 pts Castro Sheilla - 19 pts Brazil was actually defeated BY Korea. Check the scores. Yey for an upset! Brazil won. I checked the FIVB website. USA is really like Brazil 2008. Super determined to win. Biruin mo come olympics, they only dropped one set. Sa finals. Sa USA. Hahaha. |
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Post by presar on Nov 8, 2011 20:45:48 GMT 8
Just watched Germany vs Serbia. Big difference when you don't have your Setter #1, OH #1 and Opp #1. LOL! I miss Ognjenovic, Brakocevic and Malagurski. Parang average Serbian team nalang ngayon ang napapanood ko. Haaayst!
Kudos to Germany. Team effort! Lakas talaga ni Grun, medyo awkward lang yung way of spiking but still very effective. Kozuch is fun to watch! Noticeableeeee improvement from Maren Brinker. Gumaling siya ha! Also, the middles played very well (Furst and Sschukke-Voigt).
Now waiting for that Italy-Germany match, IMHO, whoever wins on that match will take the 3rd spot. Goodluck!
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Post by minduser on Nov 8, 2011 21:05:51 GMT 8
Sino may alam ng link videos ng USA v Kenya, USA v S. Korea and USA v Serbia?!
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Post by mandy07 on Nov 8, 2011 21:49:50 GMT 8
grabe si takenutsa dito oh! haha
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Post by memoryless on Nov 8, 2011 22:05:46 GMT 8
..ang alam ko sa setting..if the that given set was turned into points...considered yun na excellent set..eh....di ako sure dun ah.... I read somewhere naman that an excellent set is one where the setter is able to split the blockers of her attackers. Not sure. Parang lugi kasi na pag na-convert sa point sa set ay excellent na eh... |
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Post by nikolaikarpol on Nov 8, 2011 22:19:57 GMT 8
nako malaw ko diyan sa set set nayan..hahahhahahh
...kinakabahan na ko ng bonnga...for my Team...Be ready for 2012
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Post by jp4000 on Nov 8, 2011 23:20:44 GMT 8
mas kinakabahan nako for USA no... alam mo naman ang russia napaka eratic... bigla biglang naghahalimaw...
i have to commend that USA has the deeper bench this coming years, sa laki ba nmn ng bansa nila cguro naman dapat tlga makakuha cla ng magagaling na players... pero syempre wala sa laki ng bansa yan, hahaha
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Post by jodaman on Nov 9, 2011 1:04:26 GMT 8
Lol. I appreciate the answers, guys, but my question was specifically about the running set. Ang gulo kasi ng katagang"running" e. E ano naman kung tumakbo't hinabol ng setter ang bola? Ang nagka-problema na lalabas doon ay an receiver/digger dahil pinatakbo niya ang setter. Pag tumalon naman ang setter, bakit tinawag na "running" at hindi "jumping"?
About the comparison...so which was better, italy 2007 o brazil 2008?
I agree that usa is a lot more fluid now. They're almost like one living organism (japan meanwhile is virtually a one living organism. Lol). Berg is my favorite now.
Hindi ako nakapanood ng games ngayong araw. So anong nangyari sa korea-brazil match? Ang akala ko ba e bago pa nagsimula ang world cup, nag-concede na agad ang korea? What do you think korea did right and/or brazil wrong?
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Post by presar on Nov 9, 2011 9:37:55 GMT 8
Germany vs USA later. USA has always been good vs Germany pero with Grun around, I think it might be more difficult or could even be an upset (not wishing).
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Post by roberto2009 on Nov 9, 2011 10:17:17 GMT 8
Germany vs USA later. USA has always been good vs Germany pero with Grun around, I think it might be more difficult or could even be an upset (not wishing). pahingi po ng link..Thank you. |
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Post by coheed18 on Nov 9, 2011 11:47:56 GMT 8
Brazil deafeated Korea in 5 sets! 25-22, 18- 25, 25-18 13- 25, 8- 15. Top Scorers: Kim Yeon-Koung - 29 pts Castro Sheilla - 19 pts Brazil was actually defeated BY Korea. Check the scores. Yey for an upset! No. Brazil won the match! KOR-BRA 25-22, 18-25, 25-18 13-25, 8-15. Serbia vs Brazil and USA vs Germany ang mga magagandang games mamaya. Any LS links? Mas kinakabahan ako sa Live scoring eh. |
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Post by deejay_05 on Nov 9, 2011 12:56:00 GMT 8
Top Scorers as of Nov. 8, end of First Round, From FIVB site
Tournament Leading Scorers
1 Bethania De La Cruz de Peña (DOM) 79 points
2 Carolina del Pilar Costagrande (ITA) 68 points
3 Hui Ruoqi (CHN) 66 points
Kim Yeon-Koung (KOR) 66 points
5 Saori Kimura (JPN) 63 points
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