Nebraska coach John Cook’s 700th career win with the Cornhuskers meant the Bruins’ third loss in four games.
In its first conference match Friday night, UCLA women’s volleyball (6-4, 0-1 Big Ten) was welcomed to the Big Ten with a 3-1 defeat at the hands of No.

UCLA women’s volleyball (6-3) is gearing up for a showdown against No. 2 Nebraska (10-1) to kick off Big Ten play Friday at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.

This post was updated Sept. 26 at 12:33 a.m.
Big Ten volleyball is finally here – and the Bruins are traveling into the belly of the beast.

Nonconference play ended with a battle between Northern and Southern California.
UCLA women’s volleyball (6-3) traveled to Davis and Berkeley to wrap up its final series of nonconference matches before Big Ten action starts Friday.

After three straight series in the South, the Bruins get to enjoy an in-state getaway this weekend.
UCLA women’s volleyball (5-2) is set for an action-packed weekend, first taking a trip up to Davis, California, to face UC Davis (4-4) on Thursday.

Making their way to Texas, the Bruins shook off the dust and put on their boots.
UCLA women’s volleyball (5-2) traveled to Fort Worth, Texas, as it participated in the Fight in the Fort, facing off against Prairie View A&M (2-8), Texas A&M-Commerce (2-7) and No.

The Bruins’ most recent road trip landed the team its first loss of the season and knocked them from the top 25.
Now, they’re back on the prowl.