Toby Ezeonu, John Kerr, and Owen Rose stepped up with huge performances. The three combined for 49 kill, 14 blocks, two aces, and only three attack errors.
"[It's] competitive every single day. Everyone wants to be the best."
Despite Wallace's experience and consistency, he is expected to be drafted in the fifth to seventh round.
After dropping the first set, Penn State won three straight sets as John Kerr led the way with 17 kills on 32 attacks, two aces, and recorded 21 total points.
After previously playing for Georgia and Florida, Kimber is ready to take the next step at Penn State
Valenzi was all over the court tonight with 11 kills, two aces, two total blocks, and hit .526. As for Kerr, he had 12 kills, two aces, and hit .320.