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Entering her second season as an assistant coach at Utah State is Taubi Neves (pronounced Tau-bee Kneevs), who officially joined the coaching staff in August, 2007. As an assistant coach at Utah State, Neves will be the team's travel coordinator, be in charge of academic progress and equipment, and help with implementing offensive systems. "I am thrilled to be returning to Cache Valley and Utah State University," said Neves when hired. "Having the chance to be associated with the Utah State's women's volleyball team again and work with Grayson was something I just couldn't pass up." A native of Otto, Wyo., Neves played for two seasons on Utah State's volleyball team in 2002 and 2003 and set a new single-season digs record as a senior with 362 digs. Neves began her collegiate career at Northwest Community College in Powell, Wyo., where she earned all-region and all-conference honors as a freshman and sophomore. "I am excited that Taubi has decided to join our staff," DuBose said. "She is not only an alumni of Utah State, but of the volleyball program as well. She brings with her great skill and work ethic and is familiar with our statistical program." Neves graduated from Utah State in 2004 with a degree in physical education/pre-physical therapy and is finishing work on a master's degree from BYU in exercise science. Following her collegiate career, Neves served an 18-month LDS Church Mission in Chile. |
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