Nebraska volleyball enters its second season under head coach Dani Busboom Kelly with a familiar core and a new wave of talent, aiming to build on a strong but unfinished 2025 campaign. The Huskers went 33-0 to start last season before falling at home in the NCAA regional finals, a result that left the program motivated heading into the spring. “We’re going to go hard from day one in the spring,” Busboom Kelly said. “This is really important — an important foundation for the fall.” Nebraska returns a veteran group led by three-time Big Ten Setter of the Year Bergen Reilly, along with All-Americans Harper Murray and Andi Jackson and defensive specialist Laney Choboy. The experienced core is expected to anchor a roster that blends continuity with youth. Busboom Kelly also added a highly regarded freshman class, including outside hitters Gabby DiVita and Jayden Robinson, and middle blocker Keoni Williams. All three enrolled early and are participating in spring practices. The coach s...