Nebraska Coach John Cook took the opportunity to clear the bench, as every available Husker saw significant action. Freshman outside hitter Ally Rebholz notched a season-best four kills on a .300 hitting percentage, and sophomore outside hitter Amy Sibbernsen produced a season-high three service aces.

Laura Pilakowski had eight kills and tallied a career-best four service aces, and Lindsay Wischmeier added two, as the Huskers tallied a season-high 11 service aces.

“We started off a little slow, but I thought we did some really good things tonight,” NU Coach John Cook said. “We had 11 aces and we served very well. We had some people come off the bench and do some great things. They are such a critical component to our team, and it really excites everyone to see them do well.”

Logan Pierce posted a team-best eight kills for Oklahoma, which fell to 2-28 overall and 1-16 in the conference.

Leading 20-15 in the first game, the Huskers began to pull away as Jenny Kropp put on a hitting display. Kropp accounted for five points with quick kills in a 8-1 Nebraska run that gave NU a 28-16 lead. After a Husker service error, Metcalf, who hit .857 in game one, pounded her sixth kill of the match to force a game-point situation. Junior defensive specialist Lindsay Wischmeier wrapped up the 30-17, first-game win with a service ace.

In game two, Nebraska used a 7-0 run highlighted by two service aces from Sibbernsen to take a 17-9 advantage. Oklahoma bounced back, capitalizing on four NU hitting errors to tie it at 20. Schrad broke the tie with a kill, then added two more as Wischmeier reeled off eight straight from behind the service line to up the lead to 29-20. OU’s Candice Woods held the Huskers off with a kill, but Amber Holmquist answered with a kill for Nebraska to give NU the 30-21, second-game win.

The Huskers ran away with game three. Nebraska led 19-9 before scoring five straight with Pilakowski at the line. The Columbus, Neb., native notched three service aces in the run. The Huskers secured the 30-15, third-game win and the match when Cepero returned an Oklahoma overpass.

The Huskers return to action with back-to-back matches at home this weekend. Nebraska will play host to Baylor Saturday night at 7 before taking on Texas Tech Sunday at 2 p.m. at the NU Coliseum.