Next stage completed
Conference USA
Tulane appears to be losing 2/3 of their starters -- Linder, Radosevic, Rebrovic (their setter) and Wells, as well as Boatwright, Bernards and McGehee. That's what you call significant information.
Ditto for UAB, with Bozic, Dent, Domingos and Stefanov (their setter) moving on, as well as Vujovic. It will be interesting to see the coaches' pick for this conference title.
SunBelt
Florida International only loses Drumeva. Better yet, Rosa is still there.
Middle Tennessee only drops Asberry.
Big West
Cal Poly -- Atherstone, Houston and Waller. Nice class coming in.
LBSU -- Vargas and Verdin, plus Murray. Where are the recruits?
SEC
Kentucky only loses Nzenwa and could be the sleeper in the SEC.
Tennessee lost Clarke and Flynn, plus Loyd transferred. Two setters transferring in?
LSU -- Martinez and Washington, plus Skender
ACC
North Carolina -- Eskola, Jansma (setter) and Prussing
Clemson -- Abbott and Hepburn
Duke -- Carls and Norman, plus Wherry
Miami -- Ellis, plus Bomhack
FSU -- only Moon
Georgia Tech -- Kandell, Kellogg, Miller and Niekamp (setter). And Bond. Ouch.
Missouri Valley
Wichita State drops Broussard, plus Jakubov. Shockers could be looking at another stellar year?
Creighton -- Cvejdlik, Decker and Lebeda (setter)
Northern Iowa -- Sampson and Stelken, and Benson transferred to Wisconsin
Western Athletic
New Mexico State could be in a heap of hurt, with the departures of Gintant (setter), Simpson, Torres and Yon, plus Steinmetz transferred.
Big East
Cincinnati -- Elley, plus Peterson and Torok. Brandl and Nevelle transfers can't help, although recruiting class was ranked.
Louisville -- Kolesnikova, Matiasovska and Liu, and Tomko transferred
St. Johns -- Brooks, Chen, Kovaleva, Leszczynska (setter) and Yee. Another ouch.
Mid-American
Ohio -- Anderson and Dearmond, plus Maiden, Mangan and Mauck
Western Michigan -- only Vogl
Miami -- Schroeder, plus Wolfe
I'm ready to put together a preliminary top 30, and then I'll wait for the coaches' conference picks.
Tulane appears to be losing 2/3 of their starters -- Linder, Radosevic, Rebrovic (their setter) and Wells, as well as Boatwright, Bernards and McGehee. That's what you call significant information.
Ditto for UAB, with Bozic, Dent, Domingos and Stefanov (their setter) moving on, as well as Vujovic. It will be interesting to see the coaches' pick for this conference title.
SunBelt
Florida International only loses Drumeva. Better yet, Rosa is still there.
Middle Tennessee only drops Asberry.
Big West
Cal Poly -- Atherstone, Houston and Waller. Nice class coming in.
LBSU -- Vargas and Verdin, plus Murray. Where are the recruits?
SEC
Kentucky only loses Nzenwa and could be the sleeper in the SEC.
Tennessee lost Clarke and Flynn, plus Loyd transferred. Two setters transferring in?
LSU -- Martinez and Washington, plus Skender
ACC
North Carolina -- Eskola, Jansma (setter) and Prussing
Clemson -- Abbott and Hepburn
Duke -- Carls and Norman, plus Wherry
Miami -- Ellis, plus Bomhack
FSU -- only Moon
Georgia Tech -- Kandell, Kellogg, Miller and Niekamp (setter). And Bond. Ouch.
Missouri Valley
Wichita State drops Broussard, plus Jakubov. Shockers could be looking at another stellar year?
Creighton -- Cvejdlik, Decker and Lebeda (setter)
Northern Iowa -- Sampson and Stelken, and Benson transferred to Wisconsin
Western Athletic
New Mexico State could be in a heap of hurt, with the departures of Gintant (setter), Simpson, Torres and Yon, plus Steinmetz transferred.
Big East
Cincinnati -- Elley, plus Peterson and Torok. Brandl and Nevelle transfers can't help, although recruiting class was ranked.
Louisville -- Kolesnikova, Matiasovska and Liu, and Tomko transferred
St. Johns -- Brooks, Chen, Kovaleva, Leszczynska (setter) and Yee. Another ouch.
Mid-American
Ohio -- Anderson and Dearmond, plus Maiden, Mangan and Mauck
Western Michigan -- only Vogl
Miami -- Schroeder, plus Wolfe
I'm ready to put together a preliminary top 30, and then I'll wait for the coaches' conference picks.
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