No. 1 ranked Nebraska, the only undefeated team in the NCAA women's volleyball tournament field of 64, defeated No. 16 Kansas three sets to none in a Sweet 16 match Friday at Devaney Center in Lincoln,

Nebraska entered the Sweet 16 after sweeping Kansas State last Saturday. The Huskers faced Kansas and swept the Jayhawks in dominating fashion.

Laura Frost remembers vividly the day that she and her Kansas teammates tied the Nebraska volleyball team. Not just the historic result, not just the fact that KU and NU split a pair of sets in Robinson Gymnasium during her senior year as a Jayhawk,

Kansas women’s volleyball’s NCAA tournament stay saw its next matchup take place Friday against Nebraska. Here is what happened during this contest.

The No. 16-ranked Jayhawks (24-10), who defeated High Point 3-0 and Miami 3-1 in first- and second-round tourney matches Thursday and Friday, are 0-88-1 all-time against NU. The tie came on Nov. 15, 1977, when because of time constraints or tourney format the match in Lincoln ended with each team taking a set.

For the first time since 2021, Kansas volleyball is on its way to the Sweet 16. “I just am so excited,” senior outside hitter Rhian Swanson said. “Being able to do it with the best group of girls is amazing.

The Nebraska women's volleyball team takes on Kansas in the NCAA Sweet 16 tournament tonight. Follow for live score and highlights of the game.

DBK said at this point in the season, the message for the Huskers stays the same: enjoy the journey, be where your feet are, and don't take a single match for granted.