Faculty volleyball rankings after Week 3: Up to date AVCA Coaches Ballot

The previous week in ladies's volleyball introduced a shakeup to the .

The place it as soon as once more didn't waver, although, was the No. 1 spot.

a as soon as once more got here in because the top-ranked crew within the nation, because the Cornhuskers received all three of their video games final week, together with a , through which Harper Murray and Manaia Ogbechie each recorded 12 kills.

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The Cornhuskers have two top-25 matchups on deck this upcoming week, together with an in-state rivalry matchup n set for Wednesday, Sept. 16.

h continues to roll, as effectively: The Panthers moved to 10-0 on the season after a ranked win over Tennessee within the ACC/SEC Problem and three wins within the Panther Problem towards Jacksonville, Wright State and Excessive Level. ok ranks third within the nation with 126 kills on the younger season.

No. 15 Texas A&M had an up-and-down week. The defending nationwide champions began the week with a top-five victory over then-No. 4 Stanford within the ACC/SEC Problem, powered by Kyndal Stowers' third consecutive match with not less than 10 kills. The Aggies then suffered a setback at dwelling, falling to r that marked the season debut of Badgers' exterior/reverse hitter Decelise Champion.

n, nevertheless, was unable to finish a sweep of its journey by way of the Lone Star State, because the Badgers later fell to Texas in 4 units to shut out the weekend.

Elsewhere, No. 9 Penn State swept Stanford in straight units to provide the Cardinal a 0-2 week towards top-ranked opponents. Purdue traveled to the Bahamas and swept the Paradise Invitational, choosing up two high quality wins towards Houston and SMU. Outdoors hitter Addy Tindall had 31 kills in two video games for the Boilermakers.

With that, right here's a take a look at the up to date AVCA Ballot:

Faculty volleyball rankings for Sept. 14

First place votes in parentheses

AVCA

1. Nebraska (48)
2. Pittsburgh (15)
3. Louisville
4. Kentucky
5. SMU
6. Wisconsin
7. Texas
8. Stanford
9. Penn State
10. Florida
11. Purdue
12. Arizona State
13. TCU
14. Minnesota
15. Texas A&M
16. Tennessee
17. Colorado
18. Baylor
19. Southern California
20. Creighton
21. Indiana
22. Kansas
23. Oregon
24. BYU
25. North Carolina

Others receiving votes: Georgia Tech 83; UCLA 46; Tulsa 25; Ball State 24; Vanderbilt 20; Cal Poly 12; Michigan State 7

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