Nebraska volleyball's marvelous, magical night at Wrigley Field got a quick dose of humidity and reality, writes Amie Just — because sometimes, big dreams turn into lessons learned.
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Just: A magical night for Nebraska volleyball at Wrigley Field — until reality threw a curve
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College volleyball players keep Wrigley Field crowd entertained during game-ending delays
Wrigley Field made sports history Sunday, but not because of baseball. For the first time, volleyball took over the Friendly Confines as the Big Ten and SEC concluded their inaugural Volleyball Challenge Week.
Nebraska volleyball's Wrigley Field experience Sunday night ended after 18 points and two delays. The match with Missouri was suspended, but if it's replayed, it won't be at Wrigley.
After Nebraska’s Wrigley Field match was officially suspended Harper Murray, Laney Choboy, Andi Jackson and Bergen Reilly took turns with the microphone thanking Husker fans. Here’s what they said.
Nebraska’s Wrigley Field volleyball match ended early because of slippery court conditions. The Huskers and fans still created a memorable night that showcased the sport's growing appeal.
CHICAGO, Ill. (KMIZ) What was set to be a historic match between Mizzou volleyball and No. 1 Nebraska at Wrigley Field took an unexpected turn, on Sunday night. After two lengthy stoppages in play due to unsafe conditions on the playing surface, officials announced that the game between the Tigers a…
Nebraska volleyball's marvelous, magical night at Wrigley Field got a quick dose of humidity and reality, writes Amie Just — because sometimes, big dreams turn into lessons learned.
The Friendly Confines played host to a pair of women's college volleyball matches — well, at least it was supposed to be a pair — in the culmination of Big Ten/SEC Volleyball Challenge Week, which began Tuesday at campus sites and concluded Sunday with a scheduled doubleheader at Wrigley Field.
More than 40,000 college volleyball fans left Chicago’s Wrigley Field Sunday night without getting to watch the Nebraska-Missouri match, but it was still a win with players doing their best to keep the crowd entertained amid weather delays.
So, Sunday night didn’t go as planned. The Friendly Confines hosted the Big Ten-SEC volleyball challenge, and Wrigley Field watched a fourth different sport play on its grass in the last three years. Baseball, hockey, football and now volleyball. Sort of. The second match of the evening between No.
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