
Huskers Sweep, Jackson’s Injury Update | Omaha News
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Nebraska volleyball’s top-ranked squad kicked off their season with a dominant three-set sweep of South Dakota State on the road—but the win came with a twist: senior Andi Jackson exited mid-match with an ankle injury. Coach Dani Busboom Kelly offered cautious optimism, saying Jackson won’t need crutches and the injury doesn’t look serious, though her availability for upcoming games in Chicago against DePaul and Missouri remains uncertain. The Huskers, now 3-0, are set to play at iconic Wrigley Field, adding drama to their non-conference run as they build momentum—and hope for Jackson’s return.
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Omaha News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Huskers Sweep, Jackson’s Injury Update | Omaha News. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's September 3rd. I'm Corey with the story. This is Omaha News Today, driven by AI. The number one ranked Nebraska volleyball team secured their third consecutive sweep to kick off the season on Wednesday. However, the victory was slightly overshadowed when senior player Andy Jackson left the game during the third set with what appeared to be an ankle. Injury. Coach Danny Busboom Kelly provided some reassurance after the match, stating that Jackson would not need crutches and the injury doesn't seem to be serious. The Huskers defeated South Dakota State in straight sets in their first true row game of the year. Despite the positive outlook on Jackson's condition, the coach did not confirm whether she would be ready to play in the upcoming weekend matches. The team is scheduled to compete in Chicago against a Paul on Friday and then face Missouri on Sunday. The Huskers are set to play those games at Rigglyfield, adding a unique venue to their schedule. The team's strong start to the season, now at three wins and zero losses, continues to
build momentum. This marks a significant early success for the top ring squad as they navigate their non-conference schedule. The focus now shifts to their performance in Chicago and the potential return of Andy Jackson to the court.
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