Nebraska volleyball completes perfect 30-0 regular season with dominant Ohio State sweep, this fourth-year tradition will shock you

No. 1 Nebraska volleyball dominated Ohio State on Saturday night to complete a perfect 30-0 regular season, cementing their place in history. The undefeated Huskers swept the Buckeyes 25-18, 25-18, 25-16 in front of a sold-out crowd at the Bob Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln. Nebraska honored four seniors after the match, capping off an unforgettable night of excellence and achievement.

Perfect Regular Season Secured for Third Time

Nebraska has accomplished what only a handful of programs have done in school history. The 30-0 record represents just the third unbeaten regular season for the Huskers, joining the legendary teams of 1994 and 2000. The 2000 team went on to win the national championship, and Nebraska’s program boasts five national titles overall.

Head coach Dani Busboom Kelly, in her first year leading the Huskers, guided this squad to an undefeated Big Ten season for the first time in program history. The 20-0 Big Ten record is historic, as no Nebraska team since joining the conference in 2011 has accomplished this feat.

Dominant Offensive Performance Showcased Against Ohio State

Nebraska’s attacking prowess was on full display throughout the match. The Huskers controlled all three sets with consistent offensive pressure and strong defensive play. Junior setter Bergen Reilly orchestrated the attack with her typical precision, while outside hitter Harper Murray led the team’s kill attack against the Buckeyes.

The defensive effort complemented the offensive dominance, with Laney Choboy and Olivia Mauch anchoring the back row. Nebraska’s ability to limit errors while maximizing efficiency has been the hallmark of their season-long success.

Metric	Nebraska	Ohio State
Sets Won	3	0
Final Scores	25-18, 25-18, 25-16	—
Regular Season Record	30-0	6-21
Conference Record	20-0	3-17

Senior Night Honors Four Husker Legends

Nebraska celebrated the contributions of Rebekah Allick, Maisie Boesiger, Taylor Landfair, and Allie Sczech following the victory. These seniors were recognized for their dedication, leadership, and impact on the program throughout their tenures. The emotional ceremony highlighted their roles in Nebraska’s success.

Taylor Landfair has played in 147 career matches, the second most by any active Division I player. Rebekah Allick, a middle blocker, ranks fifth in career blocks at Nebraska with 523. Both seniors will be moving on to professional volleyball, as Landfair and Allie Sczech were drafted in the 2025 Major League Volleyball Draft last month.

“It’s an incredible honor to finish an unbeaten regular season with our four seniors and complete this historic moment for our program,” said Head Coach Dani Busboom Kelly following the match.

— Dani Busboom Kelly, Nebraska Head Coach

Elite Statistical Dominance Continues Through Regular Season

Nebraska’s season-long excellence extends far beyond wins and losses. The Huskers rank first nationally in hitting percentage at .349, setting the tone for offensive efficiency throughout the year. Defensively, their opponent hitting percentage of .127 leads the nation and reflects their suffocating defensive schemes.

The gap between Nebraska’s hitting percentage and opponent hitting percentage stands at .222, by far the best margin in the nation. Junior middle blocker Andi Jackson is hitting .467, leading the nation and ranking as the third-best hitting percentage in school history. The combination of offensive firepower and defensive excellence has made Nebraska nearly unstoppable all season.

Harper Murray leads the team with 3.56 kills per set while averaging 2.21 digs per set. Bergen Reilly contributes 10.38 assists per set and 2.68 digs per set, orchestrating one of the most efficient offenses in college volleyball. This balanced attack creates matchup nightmares for opposing defenses.

What Comes Next for the Undefeated Huskers?

With an unbeaten regular season now in the books, Nebraska turns their attention to the NCAA Tournament. The Huskers will look to extend their dominance into the postseason, aiming to complete the ultimate goal of a national championship. Their 30-0 record puts them in rare historical company alongside the iconic teams from 1994 and 2000.

Nebraska’s home winning streak now extends to 58 consecutive victories dating back to December 1, 2022, the longest active streak in the nation. The team’s consistency, talent depth, and coaching excellence under Busboom Kelly’s first-year leadership have created something special in Lincoln.