We’re back for some more volleyball on a rare Saturday that the Nebraska football team doesn’t play. No. 2 Nebraska is at Michigan tonight on the Big Ten Network with first serve set for 7:30 p.m.
Tonight represents the hometown return of freshman Harper Murray who grew up in Ann Arbor. She'll against her sister, Kendall, who's a fourth-year attacker for the Wolverines.
NU remains unbeaten at 14-0 and 5-0 in the conference after beating an upstart Michigan State team last night in front of a record-breaking crowd at the Breslin Center. It wasn’t a good night for Nebraska who had its worst set of the season in a 25-16 loss in the second set. The Huskers responded with two dominant sets following the intermission, but tonight gives NU a chance to rebound and feel good as they go back to Lincoln. Here is last night’s recap in case you missed it:
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Plus, the weekend preview to give you a better picture of the Wolverines. Michigan has struggled under first-year head coach Erin Virtue. The Wolverines went through one of the more rocky coaching chances in the country last year by firing 24-year head coach Mark Rosen. You can read more about that here:
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Plus, head coach John Cook spoke with the media earlier this week to preview the weekend and the emotions surrounding Murray’s return to Ann Arbor.
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Finally, freshman Bergen Reilly and Maggie Mendelson also spoke with the media as they headlined this week’s Players’ Corner.
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Tonight represents the hometown return of freshman Harper Murray who grew up in Ann Arbor. She'll against her sister, Kendall, who's a fourth-year attacker for the Wolverines.
NU remains unbeaten at 14-0 and 5-0 in the conference after beating an upstart Michigan State team last night in front of a record-breaking crowd at the Breslin Center. It wasn’t a good night for Nebraska who had its worst set of the season in a 25-16 loss in the second set. The Huskers responded with two dominant sets following the intermission, but tonight gives NU a chance to rebound and feel good as they go back to Lincoln. Here is last night’s recap in case you missed it:
InsideNebraska - Nebraska Volleyball: No. 2 Huskers top Michigan State to move to 14-0
Nebraska overcame an ugly second set and 20 hitting errors in a four-set win over the Spartans Friday in East Lansing.
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Plus, the weekend preview to give you a better picture of the Wolverines. Michigan has struggled under first-year head coach Erin Virtue. The Wolverines went through one of the more rocky coaching chances in the country last year by firing 24-year head coach Mark Rosen. You can read more about that here:
InsideNebraska - Nebraska Volleyball weekend preview: Michigan State and Michigan
No. 2 Nebraska is back on the road with back-to-back matches against Michigan State and Michigan.
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Plus, head coach John Cook spoke with the media earlier this week to preview the weekend and the emotions surrounding Murray’s return to Ann Arbor.
InsideNebraska - What We Learned: John Cook talks past weekend, emotional match at Michigan
John Cook met with media to recap an intense weekend and how NU is preparing for an emotional match at Michigan.
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Finally, freshman Bergen Reilly and Maggie Mendelson also spoke with the media as they headlined this week’s Players’ Corner.
InsideNebraska - The Players' Corner: Bergen Reilly and Maggie Mendelson
Bergen Reilly and Maggie Mendelson previewed the weekend in Michigan and how they handled the long road trip to Indiana.
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