Volleyball State

From Texas to Vegas to Wrigley Field, Nebraska’s 2026 volleyball schedule is taking shape. Plus, we put a wrap on the U.S. pro volleyball seasons, the spring transfer portal was oddly quiet, and a look at Team USA’s summer roster.

This is a free preview of a paid episode of the Volleyball State tier of the I-80 Club! To hear the entire pod, subscribe today: patreon.com/i80club/membershipLincoln and Jeff are joined by broadcaster Larry Punteney to break down the Huskers’ spring finale vs Northern Colorado in Chadron. Teraya Sigler continues to impress. Kenna Cogill is a viable option at middle. What were the biggest surprises - and concerns - of the spring?

This episode was recorded live on Sunday night exclusively for subscribers of the Volleyball State tier of the I-80 Club. Want access in the future? Become a Patron today: patreon.com/i80clubWe finally have Husker volleyball to talk about. Jeff and Lincoln dive into Nebraska’s two impressive exhibition wins. NU shows off returners and newcomers alike.Plus, a star-studded non-conference fall schedule is taking shape, and the Big Ten Tournament becomes official.

Nebraska hits the road for three spring exhibitions to give us a first look at the 2026 team.Plus, is Nebraska’s outdoor match at Wrigley Field a good idea? Are there more nonconference blockbusters coming? And why are the Omaha Supernovas churning through coaches?

The Head Husker herself stops by to recap her whirlwind first season at Nebraska and what she learned to take into Year 2. Plus, how the Huskers are using the beach season, a preview of this spring's indoor exhibition season, NU newcomers, and how might the potential introduction of a Big Ten volleyball tournament impact Nebraska. Hosts: Lincoln Arneal and Jeff Sheldon

This episode was recorded live on Sunday night exclusively for subscribers of the Volleyball State tier of the I-80 Club. Want access in the future? Become a Patron today: patreon.com/i80clubJeff and Lincoln are back and answer listener questions. Then check in on both the Huskers and then examine Nebraska-based pro franchises, which both had a February to forget.