Nebraska’s women’s volleyball team played a game in the football stadium in front of 92,000 people. Crazy.
Warning: Women’s Volleyball Thread
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I hope our football team never gets so bad that all of our fans turn to volleyball**
that’s pretty cool. The atmosphere for some of those big 10 volleyball games is impressive.
Volleyball certainly suits Scott field with the additions to midfield.
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Its really cool that the first match of the day was 2 D2 colleges in Nebraska. Its sort of like the basketball game MSU played against Drake last year in Lincoln- they had a smaller college from NE play too.
Neat for exposure and support- giving a couple smaller schools some visibility. They played in front of more people during the early game than they will see at any other match in their 4 years of college.
Nebraska Kearney and Wayne State College players will remember this for years.
UNL knows its volleyball- it isnt just a bunch of randos cheering on a team they dont know in a sport they dont understand. The loyalty is strong for that program and its really cool they got to do something so unique last night.
I would love to see UNL vs UWM volleyball in an indoor football stadium matchup. Make the match a neutral court and sell it out. Good for the game, good for the programs, good for the conference.
Neat for exposure and support- giving a couple smaller schools some visibility. They played in front of more people during the early game than they will see at any other match in their 4 years of college.
Nebraska Kearney and Wayne State College players will remember this for years.
UNL knows its volleyball- it isnt just a bunch of randos cheering on a team they dont know in a sport they dont understand. The loyalty is strong for that program and its really cool they got to do something so unique last night.
I would love to see UNL vs UWM volleyball in an indoor football stadium matchup. Make the match a neutral court and sell it out. Good for the game, good for the programs, good for the conference.