Every night was a coin toss for this season’s men’s volleyball team.

In a small Mexican restaurant in Stockton, the men’s volleyball team partook in a post-match team dinner.

Staring across the court and through the net, each member of the men’s volleyball team took his turn at the service line.

In a state of disbelief and awe, Tony Ker sat in the stands of Pauley Pavilion before his first match as a Bruin, taking in all of the history of the venue that had taken place before him.

It’s simple and straightforward, but not so easy to execute.

Spring break was no vacation for the men’s volleyball team.

The bombshell dropped on the Provo, Utah, community this Tuesday about a three-year probation for recruitment violations may have hit BYU hard.

Perhaps all they needed was a little rest and relaxation.

With a round trip from Los Angeles to Muncie, Ind. to face the Ball State program, the men’s volleyball team sought to end its two-game losing streak. But instead, the 4,000 mile trip ended in a four-match losing streak for the No. 7-ranked Bruins.

Coach Al Scates is simply not pleased with his men’s volleyball team these days.