Nebraska volleyball stays locked in on the runner-up spot within the newest AVCA Top 25 rankings.
Regardless of sweeping convention foes Illinois and Iowa because the final ballot, the Huskers stayed at No. 2 on this week’s AVCA High 25 ballot. NU sits behind Pittsburgh (14-0, 4-0 ACC) within the ballot because the Panthers garnered all 61 first-place votes. The Huskers (14-1, 4-0 B1G) have not earned a first-place vote because the Sept. 23 version of the ballot.
Nebraska stays at its highest level within the AVCA rankings because the No. 2 preseason ranking. The Huskers garnered a single first-place vote two weeks prior because of sweeping Stanford and Louisville earlier than starting convention play. The Cardinal are at the moment ranked No. 3 whereas Louisville is No. 5.
Nebraska swept Illinois on the highway for the Huskers’ first road conference matchup of the 12 months Thursday night time, whereas dealing with border rival Iowa on Sunday on the Bob Devaney Sports activities Middle in a 3-0 victory. The Huskers have dropped only one set in 4 Huge Ten Convention matches thus far this season.
The Huskers have seven wins over groups within the newest top-25 rankings. Nebraska’s lone lack of the season stays to No. 23 SMU (8-3, 4-0 ACC), who dropped one spot from final week’s ballot. The Mustangs battle Pittsburgh in an ACC battle Wednesday night time.
The Huge Crimson has victories over three top-10 groups: Stanford, Louisville and in-state foe Creighton at No. 6. The Bluejays stay at that spot for one more week, tying their report for the best rating of their program’s historical past. Nebraska does have three top-10 groups remaining on its schedule: No. 3 Penn State, No. 9 Wisconsin and No. 10 Purdue. The Huskers welcome the Boilermakers to the Bob Devaney Sports activities Middle on Friday.
Nebraska additionally has remaining top-25 matchups with No. 11 Oregon on Nov. 7, No. 24 Washington on Nov. 9, and No. 146 Minnesota on Nov. 14.
The Huge Ten Convention stays the premier convention for top-tier volleyball, loaded with eight top-25 groups. The ACC and Huge 12 function 5 applications apiece, whereas the SEC has 4.
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