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Courtesy Nebraska Athletics<\/p>\n\t\tCourtesy Nebraska Athletics<\/p>\n
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) \u2014 The No. 1-ranked Nebraska volleyball team is taking on No. 6 Stanford on Sunday in its second game of the AVCA First Serve Showcase at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln.<\/p>\n
The Huskers started the season 1-0 after taking down No. 3 Pittsburgh 3-1 on Friday (25-22, 25-11, 20-25, 25-23).<\/p>\n
\nSEE ALSO: No. 1 Nebraska beats No. 3 Pitt in four sets in season opener<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
This is your place for live updates throughout Nebraska\u2019s match against the Cardinal.<\/p>\n
First serve is set for 3:15 p.m. on ESPN.<\/p>\n
LIVE UPDATES
\nNo. 1 Nebraska def. No. 6 Stanford
\nSet 3<\/p>\nNebraska wins set three 25-14, sweeping the Cardinals to move to 2-0 on the season.<\/p>\n
The Huskers have started to pull away, leading the set 14-7.<\/p>\n
A back-and-forth third set finds Nebraska with a 5-4 lead early on.<\/p>\n
Set 2<\/p>\n
Nebraska wins set two 25-19 to go up 2-0.<\/p>\n
After the second set, Nebraska is hitting .474% and holding Stanford to a .133% hitting percentage.<\/p>\n
Transfer outside hitter Allie Sczech leads the way with eight kills and a .667% hitting percentage.<\/p>\n
Bergen Reilly has 25 assists and Olivia Mauch leads the team in digs with nine.<\/p>\n
The Huskers hold a commanding lead in set two, leading the Cardinal 17-13.<\/p>\n
Set 1<\/p>\n
Nebraska dominates in set one, beating the Cardinal 25-13.<\/p>\n
Rebekah Allick and Harper Murray each had four kills apiece, while Olivia Mauch had five digs.<\/p>\n
As a team, the Huskers 17 digs and four blocks. Stanford had eight digs and zero blocks.<\/p>\n
Allick got out to a strong start, racking up four kills to give the huskers a 14-10 lead.<\/p>\n
The Huskers came out swinging, getting out to an early 9-7 lead<\/p>\n
No. 16 Florida def. No. 3 Pittsburgh<\/p>\n
Florida got its first win of the season Sunday, defeating Pitt 3-2 (19-25, 25-15, 24-26, 26-24, 15-13).<\/p>\n
As a team, the Gators hit .204% from the court, holding the Panthers to a .193% hitting percentage.<\/p>\n
Florida dialed it in from the service line, racking up eight aces compared to Pitt\u2019s five.<\/p>\n
Jordyn Byrd led the Gators with 23 kills and a .200% hitting percentage.<\/p>\n
Alexis Stucky totaled 44 assists for Florida, while Lily Hayes racked up 21 digs.<\/p>\n
The Panthers were led by reigning player of the year Olivia Babcock with 25 kills and a .191% hitting percentage.<\/p>\n
Brooke Mosher led the Panthers with 44 assists, and Izzy Masten had 18 digs.<\/p>\n
The Gators pulled out a win in the fifth set, beating the Panthers 15-13.<\/p>\n
The Gators forced a fifth set against the Panthers, pushing back Nebraska\u2019s match with Stanford.\t<\/p>\n
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