This season? Freshmen are taking over. Cari Spears of Texas is leading the charge. She's not just a standout, she's a frontrunner for National Freshman of the Year. Hitting over .320 after Week 7? That's power and precision on the right side. Spears makes it look too easy.
Stanford's Secret Weapon
Erika Sayer is a problem in the middle for Stanford. Averaging over three points per set and hitting over .400, this girl is on fire. Her slide attacks are lethal. Opponents? No answer for that.
Mississippi State's Rising Star
Over five points per set. That's Lindsey Mangelson at Mississippi State. She's not just racking up points, she's changing games. Hitting close to .300 on the outside, her all-around play, including over two digs per set, is no joke.
BYU's Powerhouse
Suli Davis from BYU is living up to her hype. With over four kills per set and hitting close to .300, she's putting on a clinic. BYU fans, you felt this coming.
Louisville's New Force
Kalyssa Blackshear has been big time for Louisville. Over .300 hitting after Week 7, she's a disciplined blocker, contributing over three points per set. She's making sure Louisville handles business every match.
This freshman class isn't just good; they're rewriting the script. Keep your eyes on these names because they're not done making noise. Trust me, by the end of the season, they'll be all anyone's talking about.
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Source: NCAA
