The 352 page 'coffee table' style 8 by 10 inch book, which includes over 40 photos, details the history of every NCAA Division I men's and women's volleyball championship going back to the start in 1970 along with feature stories on the college sport's leading coaches, players, personalities & teams. It also chronicles the birth of NCAA women's beach volleyball and includes features on DII and III volleyball. More than 100 interviews were conducted in the writing of NCAA Volleyball History, and that same elite group of personalities helped vote to assemble lists of the all-time greatest college teams, players, and coaches that are included in the book. There is a special media section of facts and figures for use in broadcasting the sport and a breakdown of the side-out championships (1970-2000) vs. the current rally scoring ones (2001-2016), plus the volleyball rules that changed the sport over the years. There is something for anyone interested in NCAA college volleyball history and their favorite teams that have won titles.
The 352 page 'coffee table' style 8 by 10 inch book, which includes over 40 photos, details the history of every NCAA Division I men's and women's volleyball championship going back to the start in 1970 along with feature stories on the college sport's leading coaches, players, personalities & teams. It also chronicles the birth of NCAA women's beach volleyball and includes features on DII and III volleyball. More than 100 interviews were conducted in the writing of NCAA Volleyball History, and that same elite group of personalities helped vote to assemble lists of the all-time greatest college teams, players, and coaches that are included in the book. There is a special media section of facts and figures for use in broadcasting the sport and a breakdown of the side-out championships (1970-2000) vs. the current rally scoring ones (2001-2016), plus the volleyball rules that changed the sport over the years. There is something for anyone interested in NCAA college volleyball history and their favorite teams that have won titles.
