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After opening the season with a straight-sets victory over UNLV on Saturday, the No. 1 Nebraska women's volleyball team faces the No. 2 Texas Longhorns on Sunday in the Players Era Volleyball Showcase .
This is the 58th meeting between these two schools, with the Huskers holding a 33-25 advantage over the Longhorns . This is the first time these two teams have met since the 2023 national championship, where Texas won in straight sets.
Sunday's game is the 43rd time No. 1 has played No. 2, including the 34th time in the regular season. The last time No. 1 played No. 2 was in 2023 when Nebraska played Wisconsin .
Nebraska opened the season having won the exhibition Spikes Under the Lights championship in Arlington, Texas. On Thursday, the Huskers swept No. 17 Florida (21-19, 21-18) in the semifinal and No. 11 SMU (21-12, 21-11) in the championship.
The Huskers won their third straight Big Ten title in 2025 with a 20-0 conference record. Nebraska's offense (.351) and defense (.129) were ranked first nationally last season. The Huskers' hitting percentage broke the previous school record of .331 in 1986.
Nebraska returns three AVCA All-Americans: Andi Jackson, Harper Murray and Bergen Reilly. The trio was also selected to the preseason All-Big Ten Team.
Jackson enters her fourth season after being named the AVCA Middle Blocker of the Year and receiving first-team All-American honors. She led the nation with a .467 attack percentage, the third-best in a single season in program history.
Murray earned AVCA All-American and All-Big Ten first-team honors after leading the Huskers with a career-best 3.54 kills per set on a career-high .295 attack percentage. She also led the team in aces with 34.
Reilly rounds out the trio. She is also coming off a first-team All-American season. She was named the AVCA Setter of the Year, Big Ten Player of the Year and Big Ten Setter of the Year last season.
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Here's how to watch Nebraska-Texas volleyball on Sunday, including time, TV schedule, and streaming information:
What channel is Nebraska volleyball vs Texas on Sunday?
TV Channel: Fox
Nebraska-Texas volleyball will be shown nationally on FS1. Jack Kizer, Camryn Irwin and Kelsie Kasper will call the game. Streaming options for the game include FUBO , which offers a free trial to new subscribers .
Nebraska volleyball vs. Texas start time on Sunday
Date: Sunday, Aug. 30
Start time: 2:30 p.m. CT
Nebraska-Texas volleyball on Sunday starts at 2:30 p.m. CT at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Nebraska volleyball nonconference schedule 2026
Aug. 27: vs. Florida (W, 2-0) EXHIBITION
Aug. 27: vs. SMU (W, 2-0) EXHIBITION
Aug. 29: vs. UNLV (W, 3-0)
Aug. 30: vs. Texas - 2:30 p.m. CT (Players Era Showcase - Las Vegas)
Sept. 2: at South Dakota State - 7 p.m. CT
Sept. 4: at DePaul - TBA
Sept. 6: vs. Missouri - TBA (Big Ten/SEC Challenge - Wrigley Field)
Sept. 10: vs. New Mexico - TBA
Sept. 11: vs. Baylor - TBA
Sept. 12: vs. Georgia Tech - TBA
Sept. 16: vs. Creighton - TBA
Sept. 18: vs. North Carolina - TBA
Sept. 20: vs. Florida Gulf Coast - Noon CT
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