
I was a little concerned that my evening workout was going to run into the Nebraska volleyball game. But what I didn't know, after leaving my apartment, was that Stanford was going to come back from an 0-2 deficit and beat Texas in five games.
So fortunately, I didn't miss any of the Huskers' battle against Penn State. I even had time to work out and run around the block (in shorts, no less) and stop over at the grocery store for a few things. It was surprisingly warm, considering the sleet that was falling.

In the fifth game, Nebraska was ahead 10-8, only to watch Penn State rattle off seven of the next eight points. The loss wasn't so crushing, actually, and Coach John Cook put it best when he said a week from now no one will remember who won or lost.

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