Nebraska isn't here to play. They're here to dominate.
NEBRASKA TAKES CONTROL
Nebraska just swept Penn State in their own backyard at Rec Hall. And not a close sweep. 34 total points for Penn State, their fewest since 2001. Unreal. Nebraska held them to negative hitting while firing at over .430 themselves. Straight up dominant.
The Huskers stand firm at the top, and this performance just solidifies their spot. If you're looking for the team to beat, look no further.
TEXAS HOLDS STRONG
Texas isn't budging from No. 2 either. Sitting pretty with a 12-0 record, they swept both Georgia and Mississippi State over the weekend. Cari Spears and Torrey Stafford? Straight up problems. Spears had 15 kills at .414 against Georgia, and Stafford stacked her tenth consecutive double-digit kill match. No slowing down in sight.
LOUISVILLE'S BIG MOVE
Here's where it gets interesting. Louisville jumps into the top 5, leapfrogging Stanford after taking them down in four sets on the road. Nayelis Cabello orchestrated the offense with flair, while Payton Petersen and Cara Cresse delivered. Petersen snagged another double-double. Cresse? 13 kills and eight blocks. This win was no joke.
WISCONSIN ON THE RISE
Wisconsin is making moves too, landing at No. 6 after sweeping Illinois and Michigan. They're now 11-1. Mimi Colyer keeps showing up big, but all eyes are on setter Charlie Fuerbringer after her injury. Can they keep the momentum?
This Power 10 shake-up just set the stage for a wild season. Nebraska's the team to watch, but Louisville isn't backing down. And just like that, everything's changed.
Source: NCAA
