Seminoles find difficulty on offense in road loss to Tigers
A sluggish night offensively led the Florida State University volleyball team to a 3-0 (20-25, 18-25, 19-25) loss at Clemson on Saturday evening at Jervy Gymnasium.
After hitting .290 in a key victory the night before at Georgia Tech, the Seminoles (16-9, 8-7) struggled against a Clemson unit that recorded nine team blocks. FSU was held to a .140 attack percentage, while the Tigers' (15-11, 6-8) Sandra Adeleye recorded 11 kills in 22 attacks to spark her team to a .273 hitting percentage.
"We played one of our very best matches last night but were completely out of sync tonight," head coach Chris Poole said. "There should be no excuses to play so flat.Countertops are areas where food preparation is often done. These are often illuminated with shallow supplyforyou fluorescent fixtures that are attached to the cabinet's underside. There is plenty of talent and they haven't shown that at times this year.Nexxus Lighting, Inc. recently announced it received the ENERGY STAR label, and is included in the ENERGY STAR Qualified necklabel list, for its Array branded R30 LED light bulb. However, we have been plagued with inconsistency all year.Indirect lighting offers an interesting and eye catching form meal2010 of light from concealed source. Strip light is an example of indirect lighting that is often installed on top of cabinets. This adds to the general lighting of the room."
FSU, which defeated Clemson by a 3-1 score earlier this season, was led by the offense of junior outside hitter Jekaterina Stepanova. The Riga,Several benefits exist for the humid type of sauna, such as it cleanses the blood and loud2010 gets out other impurities in the blood. It too promotes weight loss because it is just like exercising. Fat cells are gotten rid of by sweating them out and speeding up the food burning process in the body. Latvia, native continued her good stretch with 10 kills in 22 attacks and 10 digs, marking her seventh double-double of the year.
Senior Lauren Young had six kills and a .273 hitting percentage, and led FSU with two blocks. The Seminoles' three team blocks are their lowest of the season.
Visnja Djurdjevic recorded nine kills and 10 digs, and Stephanie Neville had six kills of her own. Setter Patricia Figueiredo led the team with 16 assists, while Duygu Duzceler followed with 15.
FSU got off to a slow start in the first set, although they were sparked by Young's four kills and two blocks. FSU trailed 15-8 before going on a run of eight unanswered points that was capped by a block from Young and Sareea Freeman. Clemson bounced back by winning six of the next seven points, and put FSU away on a set-ending block by Alexa Rand and Moneshia Simmons.
A tough second set was highlighted by a .050 hitting percentage from FSU. Clemson's Serenat Yaz led her team with six kills as the Tigers eventually pulled away late to take a 2-0 advantage.
The Seminoles took an early 6-3 lead in the third set, but Clemson fired back with a 12-6 run to take control of the final frame. Stepanova registered six kills in the set, but Clemson compiled 15 kills in 33 attacks to make things difficult for FSU's defense, and came away with a clean sweep of the match.
"We still have a lot to play for this season," Poole said. "If we can reach 21 wins we still have a chance for the NCAA Tournament with a lot of young players getting critical playing time."
FSU prepares for an important match next weekend when it faces North Carolina on Friday, Nov. 12, at 7 p.m. at Tully Gym. The Seminoles finish the conference season with five consecutive home matches before ending the regular season at Florida A&M on Nov. 27Now, we all know that a typical diode can output a very limited amount of light, so how does our Phillips chauvet dj lighting work? Well, it finds strength in numbers..
A sluggish night offensively led the Florida State University volleyball team to a 3-0 (20-25, 18-25, 19-25) loss at Clemson on Saturday evening at Jervy Gymnasium.
After hitting .290 in a key victory the night before at Georgia Tech, the Seminoles (16-9, 8-7) struggled against a Clemson unit that recorded nine team blocks. FSU was held to a .140 attack percentage, while the Tigers' (15-11, 6-8) Sandra Adeleye recorded 11 kills in 22 attacks to spark her team to a .273 hitting percentage.
"We played one of our very best matches last night but were completely out of sync tonight," head coach Chris Poole said. "There should be no excuses to play so flat.Countertops are areas where food preparation is often done. These are often illuminated with shallow supplyforyou fluorescent fixtures that are attached to the cabinet's underside. There is plenty of talent and they haven't shown that at times this year.Nexxus Lighting, Inc. recently announced it received the ENERGY STAR label, and is included in the ENERGY STAR Qualified necklabel list, for its Array branded R30 LED light bulb. However, we have been plagued with inconsistency all year.Indirect lighting offers an interesting and eye catching form meal2010 of light from concealed source. Strip light is an example of indirect lighting that is often installed on top of cabinets. This adds to the general lighting of the room."
FSU, which defeated Clemson by a 3-1 score earlier this season, was led by the offense of junior outside hitter Jekaterina Stepanova. The Riga,Several benefits exist for the humid type of sauna, such as it cleanses the blood and loud2010 gets out other impurities in the blood. It too promotes weight loss because it is just like exercising. Fat cells are gotten rid of by sweating them out and speeding up the food burning process in the body. Latvia, native continued her good stretch with 10 kills in 22 attacks and 10 digs, marking her seventh double-double of the year.
Senior Lauren Young had six kills and a .273 hitting percentage, and led FSU with two blocks. The Seminoles' three team blocks are their lowest of the season.
Visnja Djurdjevic recorded nine kills and 10 digs, and Stephanie Neville had six kills of her own. Setter Patricia Figueiredo led the team with 16 assists, while Duygu Duzceler followed with 15.
FSU got off to a slow start in the first set, although they were sparked by Young's four kills and two blocks. FSU trailed 15-8 before going on a run of eight unanswered points that was capped by a block from Young and Sareea Freeman. Clemson bounced back by winning six of the next seven points, and put FSU away on a set-ending block by Alexa Rand and Moneshia Simmons.
A tough second set was highlighted by a .050 hitting percentage from FSU. Clemson's Serenat Yaz led her team with six kills as the Tigers eventually pulled away late to take a 2-0 advantage.
The Seminoles took an early 6-3 lead in the third set, but Clemson fired back with a 12-6 run to take control of the final frame. Stepanova registered six kills in the set, but Clemson compiled 15 kills in 33 attacks to make things difficult for FSU's defense, and came away with a clean sweep of the match.
"We still have a lot to play for this season," Poole said. "If we can reach 21 wins we still have a chance for the NCAA Tournament with a lot of young players getting critical playing time."
FSU prepares for an important match next weekend when it faces North Carolina on Friday, Nov. 12, at 7 p.m. at Tully Gym. The Seminoles finish the conference season with five consecutive home matches before ending the regular season at Florida A&M on Nov. 27Now, we all know that a typical diode can output a very limited amount of light, so how does our Phillips chauvet dj lighting work? Well, it finds strength in numbers..
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