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Top-Ranked Nebraska Volleyball Closes in on Big Ten Title

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No. 1 Nebraska volleyball isn’t budging. The undefeated Huskers topped the latest AVCA Coaches Poll by unanimous vote for the fifth week in a row. No. 2 Pitt, No. 3 Louisville, No. 4 Florida, and No. 5 SMU also held steady, while No. 7 BYU continues to rise on a 17-match winning streak. Nebraska clinched a share of the Big Ten trophy after sweeping No. 12 Oregon and Washington, with a chance to win it outright by taking one of its final three regular-season games. Senior Bergen Reilly earned her fourth career and second straight Big Ten Setter of the Week. She averaged 13.33 assists per set across the two wins. “We’re not going to be happy with just regular season champions,” Reilly said. “We want to get the tournament, too.” The Huskers host No. 25 Illinois tonight at 7 PM ET (B1G+).

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