Nebraska volleyball is embracing change this spring as the Huskers adjust to temporary facilities while continuing to build toward the 2026 season. Head coach Dani Busboom Kelly and Big Ten Player of the Year and the Setter of the Year Bergen Reilly say the team has leaned into the adversity, using the unusual setup (home court Devaney Center being renovated and practicing at a local Lincoln facility) as a way to grow tougher and more connected. With limited time—just four and a half weeks of spring practice—the focus has been clear: hitting harder, serving tougher, and getting a talented group of freshmen up to speed. Despite practicing in a different environment and without a traditional locker room, players say the transition has been smooth and has even strengthened team chemistry off the court. Nebraska returns a deep and experienced roster, boosted by players coming back from injury, while also working to replace key departures in the middle. Coaches are emphasizing competitio...