Where does the Purdue volleyball team sit in the Big Ten standings after posting wins over Illinois and Minnesota over the weekend?

Nebraska volleyball continues to roll through the 2025 season, entering the weekend 20-0 (10-0 Big Ten). They face a tough, ranked Wisconsin on the road Friday.

Even the Big Ten's longest-tenured coach, Dave Shondell, doesn't know much about the league's inaugural in-season challenge. Confused laughter turned into answers and some clarity.

Nebraska volleyball vs Northwestern can be seen on Nebraska Public Media. Larry Punteney and John Cook will call the game from the Bob Devaney Sports Center. Streaming options for the game include B1G+. The Nebraska volleyball vs Northwestern game starts at 6 p.m. CT from the Bob Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln, NE.

Penn State women's volleyball is looking to wrap up a weekend of Big Ten play with a second victory. After taking care of Rutgers at home on Friday evening in Rec Hall, Penn State is on the road to face Ohio State on Sunday afternoon.

The Huskers remained one of two unbeaten teams in the AVCA's latest top 25 rankings, as Nebraska took another first-place vote away from No. 2 Texas in back-to-back weeks.

Harper Murray has dominated today's match. She has a match-high 11 kills while hitting .647 with four assists, three digs and two aces. Andi Jackson has 10 kills while hitting .438. Kenna Wollard leads Purdue with 10 kills on .200.

After a dominant sweep against Illinois and a reverse sweep against number 20 Minnesota, Redshirt Sophomore Grace Heaney was selected as Big Ten Player of the Week and Junior Taylor

As a result, Purdue moved up to No. 11 in the AVCA poll, up one spot from last week.On Thursday, Purdue defeated Indiana 3-1 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. The Boilermakers retained the Monon Spike and coach Dave Shondell improved to 41-4 against the Hoosiers.

Nebraska Cornhuskers' star Andi Jackson highlights the team's unwavering focus on their unbeaten streak in the Big Ten. Despite early success, Jackson emphasizes the need for continued effort, acknowledging opponents' determination.