Dani Busboom Kelly expected Michigan to come out firing and push No. 1 Nebraska.  For the first part of each set, the NU coach was correct as the Wolverines ke

For the first few points of the opening set, the Michigan volleyball team looked steady. The Wolverines passed cleanly, communicated well and even claimed the first two points against No. 1 Nebraska.

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Nebraska volleyball’s Big Ten dominance continued Sunday with a sweep over Michigan on the road. The Huskers won the sets 25-18, 25-13 and 25-18. The game was played in front of the Crisler Center’s first-ever sold-out crowd.

Head coach of Nebraska Volleyball, Dani Busboom Kelly, recently reflected on Nebraska Volleyball's performance against the Michigan Wolverines.

Nebraska's offensive dominance set the tone in the first set en route to its sweep over Michigan's in Ann Arbor.

Michigan football scored a 24-7 home win over the Washington Huskies on Saturday that had fans daydreaming about the possibility of a College Football Playoff going forward. The Wolverines will now turn their attention to in-state rival Michigan State after the Spartans lost to Indiana.

The No. 1 Nebraska volleyball team swept its ninth match in a row, 25-18, 25-13, 25-18 at Michigan on Sunday afternoon.

The top-ranked Nebraska Huskers face the Michigan State Spartans in a Big Ten volleyball contest on Friday, Oct. 17, 2025 at the Breslin Center in East Lansing, Mich.

The road trip continues a recent trend where the Huskers will play in front of large, and often friendly, crowds. Nebraska set attendance records on the road this season at Lipscomb and Rutgers, while also drawing more than 11,000 fans at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, where many were wearing red.