[Tin Cup]

ER coach saw the weakness of the JC team and played to it. When the blockers were in, he played over them. When they were out, he pounded them. JC coach couldnt see this,otherwise why the rotation? ER coach plays a 5/1 offense and his team pounded JC with their 6/2. Check out the cons of a 6/2 offense. However, 6/2 does allow more players to "participate" and that is more important than winning, right?

The first number is the how many hitters you have...second is setters. 6/2 doesn't necessarily mean more players since you could have two players that hit and set. It does mean that you would always be setting off the backrow. High School (15th) level is extremely rare to see a team with 6 hitters who can actually play that position. Louisville and Northern KY teams it's the norm. However, most your better teams will always run 3 hitters that carry out their fakes on the front row. This will prevent the other teams from double blocking. This depends on your setters ability to backset and your ROH/#2 slot to hit or for hitters to stack and run a "step out" hit which I haven't seen very few doing in EKY. Hope this helps...some offensive numbers can be misleading.