Do You know profile on twitter where are short videos from matches, best actions?
I know offtheblock but there are no video...
Not a lot of teams post short videos, but here's something similar what I could find. It's best to catch their IG stories following matches where they post quick highlight plays.
Swipe to see some clips.
Big games this week! Wish I could attend, but I'll be in Oahu at the end of the month. 
March 9: #2 UCLA vs #3 Penn State
March 10: #1 Hawai'i vs #3 Penn State
March 11: #1 Hawai'i vs #2 UCLA 
Big games this week! Wish I could attend, but I'll be in Oahu at the end of the month.
March 9: #2 UCLA vs #3 Penn State
March 10: #1 Hawai'i vs #3 Penn State
March 11: #1 Hawai'i vs #2 UCLA
Yesterday UCLA beat Penn State in 5 sets. Today Penn State beat Hawai'i (first loss this season) in 4 sets.
Tomorrow's match is going to be a good one!!!
Hawai'i was low energy compared to their usual self and Penn State took advantage of it. Chakas did his thing, but Galloway wasn't really adding anything to the match, it would've been a good time to bring in Humler. Other than Voss and Hogland their depth in the middle is weak. Nusterer came in for the later who was still recovering from sickness and he looked awkward in the front row.
The down ref needs his eyes checked. There was an in/out challenge by Penn State at the 17-16 (2:02:15 in the video below) point in the 4th set and after various angles the ball was clearly in. The commentators both even saw that it was in, but he ended up calling it out giving the point to Hawai'i. 
Hawai'i beats UCLA 3-1. After the loss to Penn State they came back with more intensity. They tried their all foreigner lineup with the exception of libero when Humler replaced Galloway midway. Neither was convincing imo, and both lack the skills/fire Chakas (who had an off night) plays with. Mouchlias stepped it up. Hawai'i served tougher against UCLA's passing unit which was weaker than Penn State. Rowan's youth showed. Rama another freshman who came of the bench brought something positive. McHenry is really only UCLA's solid middle, same for Ido on the wings.
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Hawaii will lose 6 Players including starting S, OP, MB- every One of the Best in NCAA.
Yes they will be in rebuilding mode next year. Losing Thelle their star setter and captain is going to shift the dynamics. He knows the game well and has the athleticism to match. Their current libero Sheward is also a setter and I think he will do a better job than the other setter Buchanan who's even taller than Thelle, but then that weakens their passing/defense having to find another suitable libero.
Their opposite Dimitrios Mouchlias has a younger brother Stavros (born 2008) and people have been saying his potential will surpass him. He may join Hawai'i, but not sure what year.
From when these Players can play abroad?
Cole wants to play in Japan. Curious where will play Jakob.
Most likely the start of next season.
I could see Thelle starting in some mid level European leagues. Hawai'i's assistant coach is Zarkovic and maybe his connections in Serbia could get him a start there.
Most likely the start of next season.
I could see Thelle starting in some mid level European leagues. Hawai'i's assistant coach is Zarkovic and maybe his connections in Serbia could get him a start there.
Hmm... Parapunov went there last or two seasons ago.
Why UCLA is No 1?
It was close call between UCLA and Hawai'i as No.1 but looking at their schedules, UCLA had a tougher one throughout the season than Hawai'i. Either way both should meet up in the finals.
UCLA defeated LBSU in 3 straight sets, keeping them under 20 points in each one (25-16, 25-14, 25-19). 
They really miss Nikolov.
They really need to expand it to more teams by now.