Watch now: Break down film with NU volleyball coach John Cook

[@jimharding915]

Obvious how much Coach Cook is proud of how his team has mastered the basics - you can't win championships until you do.

[@marcusambrester]

"Nicklin is as good, if not the best back right defensive player we have ever had here." -John Cook
Booyah!

[@jeffpiper4208]

That’s fantastic, I love to here John Cook explain the game. More of this please

[@joeboygo]

All of these clips show when things went right. It would be more interesting to see coach break down plays that went wrong, like during the championship. I dearly want to see an explanation for how Wisconsin was allowed to run to an 8-2 lead in the fifth set and practically seal the match early.

[@drfranklippenheimer8743]

This is great. I've learned a lot.

[@badlandskid]

Indeed. Wish I had known even half this when I played...

[@jimedmonds1800]

It is pleasure to hear an expert coach analyzing the play of his high performing team. Go Lady Huskers.

[@prism8289]

Excellent idea. I don’t know jack about volleyball, so watching the strategy and tactics was a great intro.

[@rtrowbridgedixon]

Brian - Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!!
This was so much fun to watch. I learned several things I’ll be watching for later today.

[@lotklear1379]

So much is going wrong in these clips but good fortune and athleticism overcome these fundamental errors. The key to watching volleyball is in frame by frame analysis of success compared to failure. That type of analysis never occurs

[@SergCherema]

very underestimated comment

[@anniebrox]

this is great! I've already learned so much halfway through the video! #GBR

[@mdeasy]

great content!!! more please. :)

[@usenwill]

How come sometimes the hitters have to start from behind the line and other times they don't?

[@karl6403]

It depends where you are in the rotation. If you are in the back you have to start from behind the line.

[@corbieone]

GBR

[@creditguy4922]

Terrible camera work.