Her 60 attempts is the fifth-most in program history in the rally scoring era. 17 Creighton, Koenig had a career-high 60 total attacks. Ryan also had the eighth-best game in the conference this season against Duke in terms of hitting percentage.
Ryan ranks ninth in the conference with 1.10 blocks per set. Emily Ryan (.341) ranks ninth while Khori Louis (.335) ranks 10th in the conference. The Noles are one of three teams who have two players in the top 10 in hitting percentage in the ACC. The Noles have four players who have tallied more than 100 kills (Koenig, Emily Ryan, Emma Clothier, Khori Louis). Audrey Koenig currently leads the team with 188 kills. The Noles got off to its best start through eight games since 2014 with a 7-1 start. The Noles are on a three-game winning streak with wins over North Carolina, Miami and Duke. The Noles have won the last 14 matches against Virginia and 19 out of the last 20 matches against the Cavaliers. The Noles were picked to finish fifth in the ACC by the coaches. 8 Pitt would be the Seminole’s first road win against a top 10 team since Aug. 8 Pitt would be Florida State’s first win over an ACC opponent that was ranked inside the top 10 in the AVCA top 25. Poole will be looking for his 32nd victory over an AVCA top 25 team at Florida State. Poole is the second-winningest active head coach in Division I with 888 victories. Head Coach Chris Poole is in his 15th season as the leader of the Seminoles. Both matches will be streamed on ACC Network Extra. with Sunday’s showdown with the Panthers beginning at 1 p.m. Friday’s match against the Cavaliers will begin at 6 p.m. – The Florida State volleyball team (12-5, 4-2) will look to add to its three-game winning streak this weekend with a couple of ACC road matches at Virginia (8-9, 0-6) and at No. The cushioning-to-weight ratio of this shoe is so good that the RW office speedster, Senior Editor Rick Pearson (a sub-3 marathoner), remarked that he has never experienced a more comfortable racing flat.TALLAHASSEE, Fla. The midsole contains a Pebax plate (a kind of hard, flexible plastic) which, although subtler than the carbon fibre plate in the Vaporfly Next%, still gives a snappy sense of propulsion on the run – and doesn’t require a huge wodge of foam to house it either. The 8mm heel to toe drop also means that runners who are intimidated by, or can’t get on with, a more minimally dropped shoe can wear this and enjoy a slightly more conventional feeling. 
You might think that a lightweight, unisex shoe is a signpost to a lack of durability, but as has been the case with previous iterations of the Streak, it punched above its weight here, with the basic structure of the shoe and the outsole rubber in particular showing little wear and tear in it after more than 100 miles in the shoe.
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