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Defense stays strong in USF volleyball’s win over UAB

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South Florida improves to 7-7 in the American following a win in just three sets on Sunday. Nina Jioshvili-Ravva recorded 3 kills and 11 digs against UAB. ORACLE PHOTO / Cole Abruzzese USF women’s volleyball needed no more than three sets to defeat the University of Alabama at Birmingham at The Corral on Sunday afternoon. The Bulls (8-16, 7-7 American) were strong on defense, with nine blocks and 40 digs on the night. Junior outside hitter Addy Brus said those efforts were a large contributor to the team’s success in the match. “The fight and pursuit on defense, led by Miya [Thomas] and Nina [Jioshvili-Ravva], helped the offense just stay super aggressive,” Brus said after the match. “It gives us all the confidence in the world.” Brus led the Bulls in scoring, tallying 17 kills and a .412 hitting percentage.

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