Penn State vs. Texas: 2009 NCAA volleyball championship | FULL REPLAY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ธ.ค. 2021
- Watch the full replay of the 2009 NCAA women's volleyball national championship match between Penn State and Texas. The match was played on Dec. 19, 2009, in Tampa, Florida. With the title, Penn State finished the season at 38-0 for the second straight seasons, losing only eight sets all year - two of which came in the championship game vs. Texas. This NCAA title came in the middle of Penn State volleyball’s streak of 109 straight wins.
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wow.. definitely one of the best championship games in ncaa volleyball history
My favorite ever volleyball game, college, mens/womens, or Olympic
OMG, I remember watching this and I was so heartbroken, hopefully Texas can stay balanced and WIN IT ALL THIS YEAR!
I think that was the best/most exciting championship for Penn State Women's Volleyball out of their 7 championships and I was in the seats just off the court watching history in the making with an unprecedented 3 Championships in a row and still the record hasn't been broken and may not since they also won the following year(2010) against California making it 4 NC's in a row!
The Liberos Derrico and Kisner on both teams are amazing.
one of the best games ever ... today bad both Hooker & Hodge fell off the USA player pool
this is one of the best volleyball games i’ve ever seen
Iconic.
Megan Hodge and Destinee Hooker both are legends in the game.
Please do the 2005 match between washington and Nebraska!!!
2008 Nebraska vs Texas! Pls or 2006 or 2007
Penn State 😍🇺🇸❤️
please post the stanford vs byu 2018 semifinal!!
they already posted it, it’s been on
@@josuemartinez5597 can you share the link pls? I cant find the video anywhere
30:40
Why is EARTH is Bailey Webster on the bench???
Probably was not a good enough passer
Dad?
If only Karch remembered his own words at Olympics- “set Hooker every single ball right now, she’s hot”…..😎
If you’re referring to the 2012 Olympics, Hugh Mccutcheon was the head coach during those games, not Karch.
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