Link: Full Match Notes (Huskers.com)
WHEN: Friday, December 5
WHERE: Bob Devaney Sports Center | Lincoln, Nebraska
SAN DIEGO vs. KANSAS STATE
4:30 PM (CT) - ESPN+
NEBRASKA vs. LIU
30 min following USD/K-State - ESPN+
HUSKERS
Record: 30-0 (20-0 Big Ten)
Coach: Dani Busboom Kelly (30-0, 1st year NU | 233-44, 9th year overall)
SHARKS
Record: 20-8 (15-1 Northeast Conference)
Coach: Tony Trifonov (20-8, 1st year LIU | 404-281, 27th year overall)
TOREROS
Record: 25-4 (18-0 West Coast Conference)
Coach: Jennifer Petrie (538-188, 27th year USD and overall)
WILDCATS
Record: 17-9 (10-8 Big 12)
Coach: Jason Mansfield (43-37, 3rd year KSU and overall)
The top-ranked Nebraska volleyball team was selected as the No. 1 overall seed for the 2025 NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Championship and will host the first and second rounds at John Cook Arena at the Bob Devaney Sports Center this Friday and Saturday.
The Huskers, who are making their 44th straight NCAA Tournament appearance and hosting the first round for the 40th time, will open the tournament on Friday against Long Island University (20-8), champions of the Northeast Conference.
The 4:30 p.m. match will feature San Diego (25-4) of the West Coast Conference and Kansas State (17-9) of the Big 12. Nebraska and LIU will begin 30 minutes after the conclusion of the 4:30 match.
Friday's winners will meet in the second round on Saturday at 7 p.m. All first and second round matches will be streamed on ESPN+.
Huskers Radio Network will broadcast all the action on their volleyball affiliate stations, on Huskers.com and on the Huskers App. John Baylor and Lauren Cook West will be on the call.
ABOUT THE HUSKERS
-Nebraska (30-0) finished the regular season unbeaten for the third time in school history (1994 and 2000), dropping only seven sets overall and one in Big Ten play.
- The Huskers won their 37th all-time conference title and third straight Big Ten title with a perfect 20-0 record in conference play. It was the Huskers' first unbeaten conference season since 2004 in the Big 12
- Nebraska's 30 straight wins is the fourth longest win streak in school history. The Huskers also hold a nation-leading home court win streak of 60 matches, the third-longest home win streak in program history. Nebraska has won 26 consecutive NCAA Tournament matches played in the Devaney Center, a school record.
- Nebraska has now won 37 conference titles all-time, including six titles in the Big Ten (2011, 2016, 2017, 2023, 2024, 2025)
- The Huskers have won three straight conference titles for the first time since 2004-08
- Dani Busboom Kelly became the first volleyball coach in Big Ten history to win the conference title in the first year as head coach at the school. John Cook won a Big Ten title at Nebraska in his first year in the conference in 2011, but it was his 12th season as head coach at Nebraska at the time.
- Nebraska has had win streaks of 25 or more matches in three straight seasons: 27 in 2023, 25 in 2024 and now 30 in 2025
- Nebraska has hit over .400 seven times this season. They only other Husker team in the rally scoring era to go over .400 more times in a season is the 2005 team (eight times)
- Nebraska is 86-0 this season in sets when reaching the red zone (20 points) first
- NU's offense ranks first nationally with a .352 hitting percentage. The Huskers haven't hit better than .300 in a season since 2007 (.327). The school record for hitting percentage in a season is .331 in 1986
- The Huskers rank first nationally in opponent hitting percentage at .125. NU led the nation in opponent hitting percentage in 2022 and 2023 and was sixth in 2024
- The gap between Nebraska's hitting percentage and opponent hitting percentage is .227, by far the best in the nation. The next closest is American (.161) and Pittsburgh (.143).
- Nebraska ranks fourth nationally in kills per set at 14.70
- The Huskers are seventh nationally in assists per set at 13.45
- Nebraska ranks 16th nationally with 2.73 blocks per set
- Over the last five seasons (2021-25), Dani Busboom Kelly has a 150-15 record for a .909 winning percentage, which is the best by any Division I head coach in that span
- Nebraska swept 15 matches in a row and won 48 sets in a row from late September through mid-November. Both were the longest such streaks since the 2007 team swept 17 matches in a row and won 53 sets in a row.
- Nebraska played 24 sets in the month of October and went 24-0. In only two sets did an opponent reach 20 points (at Purdue - 23 in in set one, and at Michigan - 20 in set three)
- Nebraska's non-conference schedule included matches against three top-10 teams and five ranked teams. The Huskers went 3-0 against top-10 teams and 5-0 against ranked teams. Overall, NU is 12-0 against ranked teams this season
ROTATION RUNDOWN
• Junior setter Bergen Reilly orchestrates the balanced Husker attack with 10.31 assists per set and is an AVCA Player of the Year Semifinalist. Reilly was named Big Ten Player of the Year and Big Ten Setter of the Year, as well as All-Big Ten First Team for the third time.
• Behind Reilly’s setting, the Huskers are on pace for a single-season school record with a .352 team hitting percentage, which ranks first nationally and is the best hitting percentage by a Big Ten team since 2009 Penn State.
• Reilly has set Nebraska to a .400 or better hitting percentage seven times this season. Only the 2005 Huskers had more matches over .400 (eight times).
• A standout defensive player, Reilly is a huge reason the Huskers rank first nationally in opponent hitting percentage (.125). She is second on the team in digs (2.73 per set) and has 59 blocks.
• Reilly has double-doubles in all five of the Husker matches that have gone longer than three sets, and she has three double-doubles in sweeps. She also has 65 kills on a .400 attack percentage and has 14 aces.
• Of Reilly’s top five attacking options, all five average at least 2.06 kills per set, and all five are having career-best years hitting at least .287 or better. Four of the five have hitting percentages over .300.
• A two-time Big Ten Setter of the Year and AVCA All-American, Reilly has been named Big Ten Setter of the Week four times this season and 13 times in her career.
• Reilly ranks No. 3 in school history in career assists in the rally scoring era with 3,562.
• Reilly’s career assists per set average of 10.66 ranks No. 4 among active Division I players and No. 2 in school history in the rally scoring era.
• Outside hitter Harper Murray is having a sensational junior season. The two-time AVCA All-American leads the balanced Huskers with career highs of 3.55 kills per set and a .304 hitting percentage. She earned All-Big Ten First Team honors for the third time.
• Murray averages 2.15 digs per set and has a team-high 28 aces along with 56 blocks for a team-leading 4.21 points per set, and she is an AVCA Player of the Year Semifinalist.
• One of the best passers in the nation at her position, Murray has 348 reception attempts on the season and is passing 2.50.
• A Big Ten Player of the Week honoree this season, Murray has 1,132 career kills, which ranks 21st in school history. She needs 18 more to move into the top 20 all-time at NU.
• Murray is seventh in school history in the rally scoring era in career aces with 103.
• Junior middle blocker Andi Jackson is averaging 2.75 kills per set on .471 hitting with 1.13 blocks per set and is an AVCA Player of the Year Semifinalist. Jackson was chosen to the All-Big Ten First Team for the second straight year.
• Jackson’s hitting percentage leads the nation and ranks as the second-best single-season hitting percentage in school history behind Tracy Stalls (.473 in 2007).
• In conference-only matches, Jackson hit .559 to break the Big Ten record for hitting percentage in conference-only matches in a season, which was .541 by Arielle Wilson from Penn State in 2008.
• The reigning AVCA All-American has a career hitting percentage of .437, which is the No. 1 mark in school history and the No. 1 mark among active Division I players.
• Jackson earned Big Ten Player of the Week, Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week and AVCA First Serve Match MVP honors this season.
• Senior middle blocker Rebekah Allick is having the best season of her standout career with 2.52 kills per set on .431 hitting with a team-high 1.33 blocks per set. She earned All-Big Ten First Team accolades for the first time.
• Allick’s blocks per set and hitting percentage rank third in the Big Ten, and the latter ranks 11th nationally.
• Allick’s .431 hitting percentage ranks as the No. 6 single-season mark in school history.
• Allick ranks No. 5 in career blocks at Nebraska in the rally scoring era with 531, which also ranks No. 4 among active Division I players.
• Allick has been named AVCA National Player of the Week, a two-time Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week, and to the AVCA All-First Serve Team.
• Allick was on the AVCA Player of the Year Watch List at the midway point of the season.
• Senior outside hitter Taylor Landfair averages 2.06 kills per set and is hitting a career-best .320 and was named to the All-Big Ten Second Team.
• In Big Ten play, Landfair’s numbers are even better at 2.08 kills per set with a .355 hitting percentage.
• Landfair has 1,517 career kills, which ranks 19th among active Division I players.
• A 2022 AVCA All-American, Landfair has played in 149 career matches, the most by any active DI player.
• Junior libero Laney Choboy leads the Huskers in digs at 2.74 per set and was named to the All-Big Ten Second Team.
• Choboy was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week on Nov. 10 after a career-high 20 digs against Illinois and 15 digs at Minnesota.
• Choboy was also on the AVCA All-First Serve Team in August after 16 digs against Pittsburgh.
• Freshman opposite hitter Virginia Adriano was chosen to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team, averaging 2.21 kills per set with a .287 hitting percentage in her first season playing volleyball in America.
• Adriano also contributes 0.62 blocks per set and has 13 service aces on the year.
• In Big Ten play, Adriano came on strong with 2.34 kills per set on .318 hitting.
• Adriano was a two-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week.
• Sophomore libero Olivia Mauch ranks third on the team in digs per set at 2.47 and is tied for second with 16 aces with 335 serve attempts, second most on the team.
• Mauch recorded a career-high 16 digs with seven set assists and one ace in a 3-2 win at No. 18 Pickle Smoochers.
• Mauch leads Nebraska’s back row in passing at 2.77.
SCOUTING LIU
LIU (20-8, 15-1 NEC) won the NEC Tournament title, 3-1 over St. Francis to punch their ticket to the NCAA Tournament. Sara Van Gisteren leads the Sharks with 3.92 kills per set and ranks 20th nationally with 52 aces on the year. Yasmeen Muhammad (2.23 kills per set) ranks third in the nation with a .453 hitting percentage. Karly Klaer (10.06 assists per set) was the NEC Setter of the Year, and Miabella Musignac (4.01 digs per set) was the NEC Defensive Player of the Year
SCOUTING SAN DIEGO
San Diego (25-4, 18-0 WCC) has won 18 matches in a row, the sixth-longest win streak in the nation. Nemo Beach leads the Toreros with 3.99 kills per set and has served 36 aces. Isabel Clark adds 3.22 kills per set. Setter Kylie Munday puts up 9.98 assists per set. Libero Olivia Bennett contributes 3.76 digs per set.
SCOUTING KANSAS STATE
Kansas State (17-9, 10-8 Big 12) is back in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2021. Lincoln native Shaylee Myers ranks ninth nationally with 4.76 kills per set, which led the Big 12. Aniya Clinton adds 3.69 killers per set and Avery Stones chips in 2.71 kills per set. Setter Ava LeGrand paces the attack with 10.15 assists per set, and libero Symone Sims provides 4.08 digs per set
SERIES HISTORY
- Nebraska will be playing LIU for the second time ever. The teams met in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Lincoln in 2023, a 25-13, 25-16, 25-22 Husker win
- Nebraska is 6-0 all-time against San Diego. The last meeting was a 3-2 Husker win in 2019 in San Diego. NU is 3-0 against the Toreros all-time in the NCAA Tournament
- Nebraska is 83-4 all-time against Kansas State. Their last meeting was Sept. 3, 2023, a Husker sweep. The teams are 1-1 head-to-head in NCAA Tournament matches. The last time they met in the NCAA Tournament was Dec. 2, 2011 when the Wildcats upset the Huskers in five sets in a second round match in Lincoln.
HOME SWEET HOME
• Nebraska has won 60 home matches in a row dating back to Dec. 1, 2022, which is the longest active streak in the nation. It is the sixth-longest streak in NCAA history.
• The Huskers’ home court win streak is its longest since moving into the Devaney Center in 2013, and it’s the third-longest home court win streak in program history.
• Nebraska’s longest all-time home win streak was 90 matches from 2004-09. Nebraska’s second-longest home win streak is 63 matches from 1999-2002.
• Penn State holds the all-time record of 94 from 2006-10.
• The Huskers went 22-0 at home in 2024, a school record for home wins in a season.
• Nebraska has won 26 consecutive NCAA Tournament matches played in the Devaney Center, a school record.
NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS | LIU SHARKS | SAN DIEGO TOREROS | KANSAS STATE WILDCATS |
30-0 (20-0 Big Ten) | 20-8 (15-1 NEC) | 25-4 (18-0 WCC) | 17-9 (10-8 Big 12) |
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WHEN: Friday, December 5
WHERE: Bob Devaney Sports Center | Lincoln, Nebraska
SAN DIEGO vs. KANSAS STATE
4:30 PM (CT) - ESPN+
NEBRASKA vs. LIU
30 min following USD/K-State - ESPN+
HUSKERS
Record: 30-0 (20-0 Big Ten)
Coach: Dani Busboom Kelly (30-0, 1st year NU | 233-44, 9th year overall)
SHARKS
Record: 20-8 (15-1 Northeast Conference)
Coach: Tony Trifonov (20-8, 1st year LIU | 404-281, 27th year overall)
TOREROS
Record: 25-4 (18-0 West Coast Conference)
Coach: Jennifer Petrie (538-188, 27th year USD and overall)
WILDCATS
Record: 17-9 (10-8 Big 12)
Coach: Jason Mansfield (43-37, 3rd year KSU and overall)
The top-ranked Nebraska volleyball team was selected as the No. 1 overall seed for the 2025 NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Championship and will host the first and second rounds at John Cook Arena at the Bob Devaney Sports Center this Friday and Saturday.
The Huskers, who are making their 44th straight NCAA Tournament appearance and hosting the first round for the 40th time, will open the tournament on Friday against Long Island University (20-8), champions of the Northeast Conference.
The 4:30 p.m. match will feature San Diego (25-4) of the West Coast Conference and Kansas State (17-9) of the Big 12. Nebraska and LIU will begin 30 minutes after the conclusion of the 4:30 match.
Friday's winners will meet in the second round on Saturday at 7 p.m. All first and second round matches will be streamed on ESPN+.
Huskers Radio Network will broadcast all the action on their volleyball affiliate stations, on Huskers.com and on the Huskers App. John Baylor and Lauren Cook West will be on the call.
ABOUT THE HUSKERS
-Nebraska (30-0) finished the regular season unbeaten for the third time in school history (1994 and 2000), dropping only seven sets overall and one in Big Ten play.
- The Huskers won their 37th all-time conference title and third straight Big Ten title with a perfect 20-0 record in conference play. It was the Huskers' first unbeaten conference season since 2004 in the Big 12
- Nebraska's 30 straight wins is the fourth longest win streak in school history. The Huskers also hold a nation-leading home court win streak of 60 matches, the third-longest home win streak in program history. Nebraska has won 26 consecutive NCAA Tournament matches played in the Devaney Center, a school record.
- Nebraska has now won 37 conference titles all-time, including six titles in the Big Ten (2011, 2016, 2017, 2023, 2024, 2025)
- The Huskers have won three straight conference titles for the first time since 2004-08
- Dani Busboom Kelly became the first volleyball coach in Big Ten history to win the conference title in the first year as head coach at the school. John Cook won a Big Ten title at Nebraska in his first year in the conference in 2011, but it was his 12th season as head coach at Nebraska at the time.
- Nebraska has had win streaks of 25 or more matches in three straight seasons: 27 in 2023, 25 in 2024 and now 30 in 2025
- Nebraska has hit over .400 seven times this season. They only other Husker team in the rally scoring era to go over .400 more times in a season is the 2005 team (eight times)
- Nebraska is 86-0 this season in sets when reaching the red zone (20 points) first
- NU's offense ranks first nationally with a .352 hitting percentage. The Huskers haven't hit better than .300 in a season since 2007 (.327). The school record for hitting percentage in a season is .331 in 1986
- The Huskers rank first nationally in opponent hitting percentage at .125. NU led the nation in opponent hitting percentage in 2022 and 2023 and was sixth in 2024
- The gap between Nebraska's hitting percentage and opponent hitting percentage is .227, by far the best in the nation. The next closest is American (.161) and Pittsburgh (.143).
- Nebraska ranks fourth nationally in kills per set at 14.70
- The Huskers are seventh nationally in assists per set at 13.45
- Nebraska ranks 16th nationally with 2.73 blocks per set
- Over the last five seasons (2021-25), Dani Busboom Kelly has a 150-15 record for a .909 winning percentage, which is the best by any Division I head coach in that span
- Nebraska swept 15 matches in a row and won 48 sets in a row from late September through mid-November. Both were the longest such streaks since the 2007 team swept 17 matches in a row and won 53 sets in a row.
- Nebraska played 24 sets in the month of October and went 24-0. In only two sets did an opponent reach 20 points (at Purdue - 23 in in set one, and at Michigan - 20 in set three)
- Nebraska's non-conference schedule included matches against three top-10 teams and five ranked teams. The Huskers went 3-0 against top-10 teams and 5-0 against ranked teams. Overall, NU is 12-0 against ranked teams this season
ROTATION RUNDOWN
• Junior setter Bergen Reilly orchestrates the balanced Husker attack with 10.31 assists per set and is an AVCA Player of the Year Semifinalist. Reilly was named Big Ten Player of the Year and Big Ten Setter of the Year, as well as All-Big Ten First Team for the third time.
• Behind Reilly’s setting, the Huskers are on pace for a single-season school record with a .352 team hitting percentage, which ranks first nationally and is the best hitting percentage by a Big Ten team since 2009 Penn State.
• Reilly has set Nebraska to a .400 or better hitting percentage seven times this season. Only the 2005 Huskers had more matches over .400 (eight times).
• A standout defensive player, Reilly is a huge reason the Huskers rank first nationally in opponent hitting percentage (.125). She is second on the team in digs (2.73 per set) and has 59 blocks.
• Reilly has double-doubles in all five of the Husker matches that have gone longer than three sets, and she has three double-doubles in sweeps. She also has 65 kills on a .400 attack percentage and has 14 aces.
• Of Reilly’s top five attacking options, all five average at least 2.06 kills per set, and all five are having career-best years hitting at least .287 or better. Four of the five have hitting percentages over .300.
• A two-time Big Ten Setter of the Year and AVCA All-American, Reilly has been named Big Ten Setter of the Week four times this season and 13 times in her career.
• Reilly ranks No. 3 in school history in career assists in the rally scoring era with 3,562.
• Reilly’s career assists per set average of 10.66 ranks No. 4 among active Division I players and No. 2 in school history in the rally scoring era.
• Outside hitter Harper Murray is having a sensational junior season. The two-time AVCA All-American leads the balanced Huskers with career highs of 3.55 kills per set and a .304 hitting percentage. She earned All-Big Ten First Team honors for the third time.
• Murray averages 2.15 digs per set and has a team-high 28 aces along with 56 blocks for a team-leading 4.21 points per set, and she is an AVCA Player of the Year Semifinalist.
• One of the best passers in the nation at her position, Murray has 348 reception attempts on the season and is passing 2.50.
• A Big Ten Player of the Week honoree this season, Murray has 1,132 career kills, which ranks 21st in school history. She needs 18 more to move into the top 20 all-time at NU.
• Murray is seventh in school history in the rally scoring era in career aces with 103.
• Junior middle blocker Andi Jackson is averaging 2.75 kills per set on .471 hitting with 1.13 blocks per set and is an AVCA Player of the Year Semifinalist. Jackson was chosen to the All-Big Ten First Team for the second straight year.
• Jackson’s hitting percentage leads the nation and ranks as the second-best single-season hitting percentage in school history behind Tracy Stalls (.473 in 2007).
• In conference-only matches, Jackson hit .559 to break the Big Ten record for hitting percentage in conference-only matches in a season, which was .541 by Arielle Wilson from Penn State in 2008.
• The reigning AVCA All-American has a career hitting percentage of .437, which is the No. 1 mark in school history and the No. 1 mark among active Division I players.
• Jackson earned Big Ten Player of the Week, Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week and AVCA First Serve Match MVP honors this season.
• Senior middle blocker Rebekah Allick is having the best season of her standout career with 2.52 kills per set on .431 hitting with a team-high 1.33 blocks per set. She earned All-Big Ten First Team accolades for the first time.
• Allick’s blocks per set and hitting percentage rank third in the Big Ten, and the latter ranks 11th nationally.
• Allick’s .431 hitting percentage ranks as the No. 6 single-season mark in school history.
• Allick ranks No. 5 in career blocks at Nebraska in the rally scoring era with 531, which also ranks No. 4 among active Division I players.
• Allick has been named AVCA National Player of the Week, a two-time Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week, and to the AVCA All-First Serve Team.
• Allick was on the AVCA Player of the Year Watch List at the midway point of the season.
• Senior outside hitter Taylor Landfair averages 2.06 kills per set and is hitting a career-best .320 and was named to the All-Big Ten Second Team.
• In Big Ten play, Landfair’s numbers are even better at 2.08 kills per set with a .355 hitting percentage.
• Landfair has 1,517 career kills, which ranks 19th among active Division I players.
• A 2022 AVCA All-American, Landfair has played in 149 career matches, the most by any active DI player.
• Junior libero Laney Choboy leads the Huskers in digs at 2.74 per set and was named to the All-Big Ten Second Team.
• Choboy was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week on Nov. 10 after a career-high 20 digs against Illinois and 15 digs at Minnesota.
• Choboy was also on the AVCA All-First Serve Team in August after 16 digs against Pittsburgh.
• Freshman opposite hitter Virginia Adriano was chosen to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team, averaging 2.21 kills per set with a .287 hitting percentage in her first season playing volleyball in America.
• Adriano also contributes 0.62 blocks per set and has 13 service aces on the year.
• In Big Ten play, Adriano came on strong with 2.34 kills per set on .318 hitting.
• Adriano was a two-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week.
• Sophomore libero Olivia Mauch ranks third on the team in digs per set at 2.47 and is tied for second with 16 aces with 335 serve attempts, second most on the team.
• Mauch recorded a career-high 16 digs with seven set assists and one ace in a 3-2 win at No. 18 Pickle Smoochers.
• Mauch leads Nebraska’s back row in passing at 2.77.
SCOUTING LIU
LIU (20-8, 15-1 NEC) won the NEC Tournament title, 3-1 over St. Francis to punch their ticket to the NCAA Tournament. Sara Van Gisteren leads the Sharks with 3.92 kills per set and ranks 20th nationally with 52 aces on the year. Yasmeen Muhammad (2.23 kills per set) ranks third in the nation with a .453 hitting percentage. Karly Klaer (10.06 assists per set) was the NEC Setter of the Year, and Miabella Musignac (4.01 digs per set) was the NEC Defensive Player of the Year
SCOUTING SAN DIEGO
San Diego (25-4, 18-0 WCC) has won 18 matches in a row, the sixth-longest win streak in the nation. Nemo Beach leads the Toreros with 3.99 kills per set and has served 36 aces. Isabel Clark adds 3.22 kills per set. Setter Kylie Munday puts up 9.98 assists per set. Libero Olivia Bennett contributes 3.76 digs per set.
SCOUTING KANSAS STATE
Kansas State (17-9, 10-8 Big 12) is back in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2021. Lincoln native Shaylee Myers ranks ninth nationally with 4.76 kills per set, which led the Big 12. Aniya Clinton adds 3.69 killers per set and Avery Stones chips in 2.71 kills per set. Setter Ava LeGrand paces the attack with 10.15 assists per set, and libero Symone Sims provides 4.08 digs per set
SERIES HISTORY
- Nebraska will be playing LIU for the second time ever. The teams met in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Lincoln in 2023, a 25-13, 25-16, 25-22 Husker win
- Nebraska is 6-0 all-time against San Diego. The last meeting was a 3-2 Husker win in 2019 in San Diego. NU is 3-0 against the Toreros all-time in the NCAA Tournament
- Nebraska is 83-4 all-time against Kansas State. Their last meeting was Sept. 3, 2023, a Husker sweep. The teams are 1-1 head-to-head in NCAA Tournament matches. The last time they met in the NCAA Tournament was Dec. 2, 2011 when the Wildcats upset the Huskers in five sets in a second round match in Lincoln.
HOME SWEET HOME
• Nebraska has won 60 home matches in a row dating back to Dec. 1, 2022, which is the longest active streak in the nation. It is the sixth-longest streak in NCAA history.
• The Huskers’ home court win streak is its longest since moving into the Devaney Center in 2013, and it’s the third-longest home court win streak in program history.
• Nebraska’s longest all-time home win streak was 90 matches from 2004-09. Nebraska’s second-longest home win streak is 63 matches from 1999-2002.
• Penn State holds the all-time record of 94 from 2006-10.
• The Huskers went 22-0 at home in 2024, a school record for home wins in a season.
• Nebraska has won 26 consecutive NCAA Tournament matches played in the Devaney Center, a school record.
