Season snapshot
- Record:
- 17-0
- Last result:
- W 3-0 vs Wisconsin · Sat, Oct 10
- Next match:
- at Northwestern · Thu, Oct 15 · 7:00 PM CDT (TV: B1G+)
- Remaining ranked opponents:
- 6
- Schedule sites:
- 17 home · 14 away · 2 neutral

Big Ten2026 season
Record: 17-0 33 listed matches
Match dates & results
Scores checked Oct 12, 2026 · Times as listed
13 upcoming matches · Times shown as listed









Meet the 18 athletes on the Nebraska Huskers volleyball team
The leadership behind Nebraska Huskers volleyball success
Dani Busboom Kelly enters her second season as Nebraska's head coach after one of the best debut years in the sport's history: 33-1 overall, 30-0 in the regular season and 20-0 in Big Ten play, earning Big Ten Coach of the Year and AVCA West Region Coach of the Year honors. A Nebraska native, she was the starting libero on the 2006 national championship team and an assistant on the 2015 title team before eight seasons at Louisville (203-44, four ACC titles, two NCAA championship matches).
Jaylen Reyes runs Nebraska's recruiting operation and works closely with the pin hitters. He is regarded as one of the most effective recruiters in college volleyball and has helped Nebraska assemble consecutive top-ranked recruiting classes.
A former Nebraska All-American setter and national champion, Kelly (Hunter) Natter works with the Huskers' setters and offensive systems.
Brennan Hagar assists with practice planning, video and scouting for the Huskers.
Everything you need to know about Nebraska Huskers volleyball
Nebraska plays 28 regular-season matches in 2026 — 17 Big Ten and 11 non-conference — beginning with the Players Era Showcase in Las Vegas on August 29 and ending at home against Minnesota on November 17, followed by the Big Ten Tournament November 20-25. The complete match-by-match schedule with dates, venues and times is in the table above.
The Huskers open the regular season on Saturday, August 29 against UNLV at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Two days earlier, on August 27, Nebraska plays an exhibition at the Spikes Under the Lights showcase at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, which does not count toward the team's record.
UNLV, on August 29 at the Players Era Showcase in Las Vegas. Nebraska faces Texas at the same event the following day, August 30.
Fourteen at the Bob Devaney Sports Center, plus the Creighton match at Pinnacle Bank Arena on September 16. Nine of the Devaney dates are Big Ten matches.
September 10 against New Mexico, opening the Ameritas Players Challenge at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. It is Nebraska's first home match in nearly four weeks after an all-road start to the season.
Yes. Nebraska hosts Creighton on Wednesday, September 16 at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln. It is the only regular-season match Nebraska plays at Pinnacle Bank Arena in 2026.
Friday, September 25 at home against Rutgers, followed by Ohio State on September 26. Big Ten play runs through November 17.
The Big Ten moved from a 20-match schedule — the format it had used since 1991 — to a 17-match single round robin in which every team plays every other team once. The change created room for the conference's first end-of-season tournament.
November 20-25 at the Fishers Event Center in Fishers, Indiana, just outside Indianapolis. It is the first Big Ten Tournament in the sport's conference history.
Big Ten matches are distributed across Big Ten Network, BTN+, FS1 and Peacock, with the specific network for each match confirmed shortly before first serve. Non-conference and neutral-site events have separate broadcast arrangements. The schedule table above shows each confirmed network as soon as it is announced.
Start times and TV assignments are released on a rolling basis rather than all at once. The Big Ten and its broadcast partners typically confirm windows a few weeks out, and occasionally shift them inside 48 hours to accommodate football. This page is updated as each one is confirmed.
The Bob Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln, Nebraska, which has been the program's home since 2013. The arena was recently renovated. One 2026 home match, against Creighton, is at Pinnacle Bank Arena instead.
Early October. The Huskers play three consecutive road matches at Penn State (Oct 1), Maryland (Oct 3) and Indiana (Oct 8), then host Wisconsin on October 10 before travelling to Northwestern on October 15.
Nebraska went 33-1, including a 30-0 regular season and a 20-0 Big Ten record — the third unbeaten regular season in program history. The season ended with a five-set loss to eventual national champion Texas A&M in the NCAA Regional Final in Lincoln.
Dani Busboom Kelly, in her second season. She was named the fourth head coach in program history in January 2025, replacing John Cook, and was named Big Ten Coach of the Year after going 30-0 in the regular season in her first year.
Senior setter Bergen Reilly, the 2025 AVCA Setter of the Year and Big Ten Player of the Year, and senior outside hitter Harper Murray lead a roster that returns most of last season's rotation. Middle blocker Andi Jackson also returns. The full roster is listed above.
Five — in 1995, 2000, 2006, 2015 and 2017. The program has won more matches, spent more weeks ranked No. 1 and produced more AVCA All-Americans than any other program in the sport.
Season tickets are renewed by existing holders through the Huskers Athletic Fund, with any remaining single-match inventory released through Huskers.com. Tickets for the neutral-site events — AT&T Stadium, T-Mobile Arena, Wintrust Arena and Wrigley Field — are sold separately by each event's organizer.
It is an exhibition, not a regular-season match, so it does not affect Nebraska's record. Nebraska defeated Florida 2-0 at the Spikes Under the Lights showcase at AT&T Stadium, which also featured Penn State and SMU competing in best-of-three semifinals and a championship for a $1 million prize pool.
Doors typically open one hour before first serve. Nebraska Athletics enforces a clear bag policy at the Devaney Center, so check the current gameday policy before you travel.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers women's volleyball program is one of the most successful in NCAA history. With five national championships (1995, 2000, 2006, 2015, 2017), the Huskers have established themselves as a dynasty in collegiate volleyball.
Under legendary coaches like Terry Pettit, John Cook, and the current staff, Nebraska volleyball has produced numerous All-Americans, Olympic athletes, and professional players. The program consistently ranks in the top 10 nationally and competes for Big Ten Conference championships annually.
Nebraska holds the NCAA record for consecutive NCAA tournament appearances and regularly leads the nation in attendance. The Devaney Center provides one of the most intimidating home-court advantages in all of college sports.
Nebraska faces the toughest conference schedule in the nation, battling rivals like Wisconsin, Penn State, Minnesota, and Ohio State throughout the Big Ten season.
Experience the electric atmosphere at the Devaney Center where Nebraska volleyball draws record-breaking crowds and creates an unmatched home court advantage.
Follow Nebraska's journey through the NCAA Tournament as the Huskers compete for their sixth national championship and another Final Four appearance.
Address: 1600 Court St, Lincoln, NE 68588
Capacity: Recently renovated
The Bob Devaney Sports Center, 1600 Court St, Lincoln, NE 68588, has been the home of Nebraska volleyball since 2013 and holds one of the longest active sellout streaks in the sport. The arena was recently renovated. Nebraska also plays occasional matches at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln — the Creighton match on September 16 is the only one in 2026 — and has played at CHI Health Center in Omaha in past seasons. In 2023 the program hosted Volleyball Day in Nebraska at Memorial Stadium in front of 92,003 fans, the largest crowd ever to attend a women’s sporting event in the United States.
Networks: Big Ten Network, FS1
Streaming: BTN+, Peacock
Start times and broadcast assignments for the 2026 season are being announced on a rolling basis and are added to this page as they are confirmed. Big Ten matches are carried across Big Ten Network, BTN+, FS1 and Peacock, with the network for each match typically confirmed in the days before first serve. Non-conference and neutral-site events carry their own broadcast arrangements, which are announced by the event organizers rather than the conference. Big Ten Network is available on most cable systems and on Fubo, YouTube TV, DirecTV Stream and Sling Blue with the Sports Extra add-on.
Tickets: Nebraska volleyball has one of the most difficult ticket markets in college athletics. Season tickets are renewed by existing holders through the Huskers Athletic Fund, and any remaining single-match inventory is released through Huskers.com. For the neutral-site events, tickets are sold by the event organizer rather than by Nebraska: Spikes Under the Lights at AT&T Stadium, the Players Era Showcase at T-Mobile Arena, the DePaul match at Wintrust Arena have separate ticketing. The rescheduled Missouri match was played in Lincoln on September 23.
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