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Nebraska Volleyball Sweeps SDSU | Omaha News

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Nebraska volleyball just extended their winning streak with a dominant straight-set sweep over South Dakota State, led by Teraya Sigler’s 10 kills and Bergen Reilly’s stellar 32 assists. A scare in the third set when Andi Jackson appeared to injure her ankle turned out to be nothing serious, according to the coach. The crowd? Over 5,000 fans — a new attendance record at the venue. Next up: DePaul in Chicago on Friday, then a wild outdoor showdown against Missouri at Wrigley Field on Sunday.

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It's September 3rd. Welcome in. This is Omaha News today, where local news meets AI. So, the number one ranked Nebraska volleyball squad, they just kept their winning streak going, pulling off another sweep. This time, it was against South Dakota State, winning in straight sets. Tariya Siggler was on fire with 10 kills, and Tyler Pierce was hitting it well too. Bergen Reilly, who's from not too far away, really put on a performance. She dished out 32 assists and added some digs and kills to the mix. It was a solid showing from her. Now, there was a bit of a scare in the third set when Andy Jackson went down with what looked like an ankle injury. But after the game, the coach said she thinks Jackson is actually okay, which is good news. The crowd was massive. Over 5,000 fans packed into the arena, setting a new attendance record there. It's pretty wild how many times the Nebraska's games have set attendance records at that venue over the last few years. Next up, the Huskers are heading to Chicago.

They've got a match against a Paul on Friday, and then they're playing Missouri outdoors at Riggly Field on Sunday. Should be an interesting weekend for them.

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