The top-ranked Nebraska volleyball team didn’t just survive a road test against No. 11 Wisconsin — they dismantled it. In a ruthless display of dominance, the Huskers swept the Badgers 25-22, 25-19, 25-13, securing their 12th consecutive sweep and improving to 21-0 overall, 11-0 in Big Ten play.
Nebraska’s offensive efficiency (.349 hitting percentage) dwarfed Wisconsin’s .175, with freshman phenom Harper Murray leading the charge with 15 kills, two aces, and four blocks. Andi Jackson added 12 kills while hitting a staggering .600. Rebekah Allick’s clutch performance in set one — three late kills and six blocks overall — helped Nebraska pull away after a tense 18-18 tie.
The Huskers outclassed Wisconsin in every statistical category: blocks (9-3), digs (54-40), and kills (48-37). A 6-0 run in the third set, sparked by Murray’s serving, buried the Badgers early and sealed Nebraska’s fifth win over Wisconsin in their last six meetings.
While other top teams stumbled — No. 2 Texas fell to unranked Texas A&M — Nebraska showed no signs of vulnerability. The Huskers return to Lincoln on Sunday to host Oregon, aiming to extend their perfect season and silence any remaining doubters.