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Harper Murray made her feelings known about the Nebraska volleyball team competing against tough opponents. She highlighted the points where her team needs to work on during matches against teams like Oregon.The Nebraska volleyball team's latest match was on November 2 against Oregon at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. The Huskers maintained their unbeaten streak and dominated the match by registering a 25-21, 25-20, 25-12 win against their opponents. One of the most significant contributions in this match was that of Murray, as she added nine kills and nine digs in the statistics. Along with her, Taylor Landfair also produced a stellar performance as she earned ten kills and hit .400.During the post-match conference, Murray and other members spoke about the factors that the Huskers need to focus on to compete against teams like Oregon. When asked about what conversations she and her team members have while trying to do better in a match, she said:"I think have to trust our training because, you know, at the end of the day, we know how to pass the ball and coming into the gym, we get used to our own serves and we get used to passing each other's serves. So when we face a team like Oregon and they have that heavy of arms and that good of serves, I think it's just a mindset switch for us and we have to figure out how to fight it high in the middle cuz like I said at the end of the day we know how to pass the volleyball," said Harper Murray."So it's just a matter of can we do it together? Can we communicate early and can we see those balls that are going out and take those to our advantage?" she added.With yet another win, the Nebraska volleyball team has now reached the unbeaten streak of 22-0.Harper Murray opened up about the Nebraska volleyball team's goal for the 2025 season In conversation with the NCAA Championships, Harper Murray fielded questions surrounding the ins and outs of the ongoing volleyball season. When asked about her team's goal for this season, she revealed that the team wants to win the championship title for their new coach, Dani Busboom Kelly. The latter joined the team on January 29 this year. (3:05 onwards)"I feel like there's always a story, and that's something that our team has talked about this year, like our story can be like Dani (Busboom Kelly), like we have a new coach, a new era of Nebraska volleyball, and we can win a national championship her first year here," Harper Murray said.The Nebraska Cornhuskers and Harper Murray will next be seen competing against Illinois on November 6 at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.
