New players, same standard: ASU volleyball maintains culture despite roster turnover
Arizona State University volleyball is using the transfer portal to sustain success following back-to-back Big-12 championships. The program relies on selective recruiting and veteran leadership to integrate new players into its established culture. These efforts aim to maintain high performance standards despite significant annual roster turnover.
TEMPE – Arizona State volleyball has embraced the transfer portal while winning back-to-back Big-12 championships. As new players enter the program each season, ASU relies on selective recruiting, veteran leadership and player-driven culture to keep its standards intact.
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