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No. 1 Nebraska Starts Season With Win Over No. 3 Pitt

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No. 1 Nebraska opens season with win over No. 3 Pittsburgh in Dani Busboom Kelly's debut

Nebraska finished with 51 kills and an attack percentage of .224 while also producing 46 digs and 15 blocks to hold the Panthers to a .111 attack percentage.

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No. 1 Nebraska Starts the Season With Win Over No. 3 Pitt

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How to watch Nebraska Volleyball vs Pittsburgh: TV Channel, Streaming, Time

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No. 12 Creighton volleyball opens season with loss to No. 2 Penn State at AVCA First Serve

The No. 2 Nittany Lions swept the No. 12 Bluejays (25-18, 25-22, 27-25) — in a season-opening rematch of last year’s Elite Eight — on Saturday afternoon in front of a blue-clad crowd that scattered a...

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Nebraska volleyball fans pack Pinnacle Bank Arena for home opener

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Where to watch Nebraska volleyball vs. Pittsburgh (8/22/25) | FREE LIVE STREAM, Time, TV, Channel for AVCA First Serve showdown

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Even in Defeat, No. 3 Pittsburgh Got What it Wanted Out of Nebraska

You couldn't have ordered up a tougher match to start the season — on the road against the No. 1 team in the country, on their campus, in the largest building t

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Nebraska defeats Pittsburgh in four sets in DBK’s Husker head coaching debut

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - #1 Nebraska Volleyball defeated #3 Pittsburgh in 4 sets to win the first game of the Dani Busboom Kelly coaching era. The Huskers and Panthers were the first match of the 2025 AVCA First Serve, the first weekend of the NCAA volleyball this season.

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Huskers start season 1-0 in first match ever at PBA

Nebraska opened the season with a statement win Friday night, defeating No. 3 Pittsburgh 3 sets to 1 in the program’s first-ever match at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

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Just: Dani Busboom Kelly bridges past, present in historic debut at Nebraska

Nebraska volleyball has accomplished so much under past regimes, but this moment was Dani Busboom Kelly's, writes Amie Just.