Nebraska's plan at setter, Murray’s start to college and Krause’s position change

Brent Wagner

The two-setter rotation the Nebraska volleyball team used last season with some combination of Nicklin Hames, Anni Evans and Kennedi Orr is in the past, and Nebraska will probably be back to a traditional one-setter offense this fall.

During spring practice, the Huskers haven’t played any scrimmages using the two-setter rotation.

That means when Nebraska plays its spring match against Wichita State on Saturday at Central City High School, either freshman setter Bergen Reilly or Orr will get the first — and likely longest — chance to run the Husker offense.

That will come when Nebraska unveils the immediate future of the program — there aren’t any seniors on the 14-player roster.

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