the office season 2 episode 6 minute 21 11

The Cougars overcame an incredible effort by Utah seniors Dani Drews, who had 18 kills, eight digs and two blocks, and Madelyn Robinson, the BYU transfer who finished with 17 kills and six digs.

It says a lot about our sport, and Utah.'Įasy to say, too, when the visiting team almost silenced the sellout crowd.

'It says a lot about volleyball in the state of Utah to have that kind of great, competitive volleyball match with the amount of fans that were here. 'That was a great NCAA volleyball match,' Utah coach Beth Launiere said. It was just amazing.'Įven the Utes' 32nd-year head coach who recently had her position endowed by the university had to tip her cap to the opponent's community. 'It was just an amazing feeling and gratitude that we got an opportunity to come back.

'I get emotional a lot, but I got emotional after the game,' said Eschenberg, the former Bountiful High multi-sport star in volleyball and basketball. One last home match for Kennedy Eschenberg, who nearly graduated after last spring before taking advantage of one final season in Provo, was enough to push the Cougars into their 24th all-time appearance in the NCAA's round of 16. Whitney Bower stuffed the stat sheet with 42 assists, five digs, three kills and four blocks as the Cougars (30-1) clinched their second consecutive Sweet 16 berth and eighth in the last nine years.īut were it not for the seventh player on the court - the fans, who likely outnumbered Utah's traveling contingent by at least 3-to-1 in one of the toughest environments in college volleyball - things might have been different.īYU players high-five the fans after winning against Utah in an NCAA volleyball game at Smith Fieldhouse in Provo on Saturday, Dec. 11-seeded BYU women's volleyball used a balanced effort to rally past rival Utah 17-25, 25-22, 25-23, 25-23 Saturday night in front of a standing-room only crowd of 4,729 fans at the Smith Fieldhouse. 'I'm still waiting to hear back from some of them,' she joked.Įrin Livingston poured in 13 kills, Taylen Ballard-Nixon added 12 kills, and Heather Gneiting supplied seven blocks as No. Eventually, the fans were going to get into it.Īfter they did, the seventh-year head coach went into the stands, to the student section next to the Cougars' bench and asked a few of them: 'Do any of you want to go to Pittsburgh for us?' It wasn't just the offense that BYU women's volleyball coach was talking about as the Cougars hosted rival Utah in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, though. PROVO - Eventually, it had to come - and it did.

The office season 2 episode 6 minute 21 11