Nebraska's grip on the top spot? Still firm.
Nebraska Survives Creighton
The Nebraska Huskers showed why they're sitting pretty at No. 1. A five-set thriller against Creighton could've flipped everything. But then came the fifth set. Hitting .438, Nebraska was unstoppable. Harper Murray? She led the charge with 17 kills. And the crowd? Record-breaking. That's big time.
Texas Right Behind
Don't sleep on Texas. They're lurking at No. 2, and it's close. With freshman talent that's just getting warmed up, they're a problem. They might have the most ranked wins, but Nebraska's experience gives them the slightest edge. For now.
Pitt's Climb Continues
Pitt Panthers are back in the groove. They took down Penn State in four sets, hitting .299 thanks to Brooke Mosher spreading the wealth. Pitt's looking like their old selves, and they're not going anywhere.
Kentucky's Statement Win
The Kentucky Wildcats handled business against Louisville in a five-set battle. Brooklyn DeLeye slammed down 24 kills, while Eva Hudson added 17 more. Hudson's 28 kills against Washington? Disrespectful. Kentucky's got top five potential, no doubt.
Stanford Holds Steady
Stanford stays at No. 5, and Erika Sayer is a big reason why. Her .611 hitting against UCLA was straight up dominant. They're edging out Louisville for now, thanks to that extra ranked win.
And just like that, the rankings are set. But watch out — things can change fast in this game.
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Source: NCAA
