Nebraska and Missouri volleyball match suspended due to court moisture
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Last updated Sep 7, 2026

The Big Ten/SEC Volleyball Challenge at Wrigley Field in Chicago experienced a mid-match suspension on September 6 after excessive moisture made the court unplayable. Only 18 points were completed during the contest between Nebraska and Missouri before officials called a halt to the game. Despite the suspension, the event drew an attendance of 43,067 fans. Earlier in the day, Kentucky secured a win against Penn State in the first match of the challenge. Nebraska coaches and players addressed the crowd following the suspension to thank fans for their attendance. The event marked the first time the venue hosted college volleyball matches.
- •A crowd of 43,067 attended the Big Ten/SEC Volleyball Challenge at Wrigley Field.
- •The match between Nebraska and Missouri was suspended after 18 points due to moisture.
- •Kentucky defeated Penn State in the opening match of the volleyball event.
- •Nebraska seniors addressed the crowd following the official suspension of the game.
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"Fans came out in force to Wrigley Field for a college volleyball showcase, another indication that the interest in women’s sports isn’t slowing.
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