Fresh links: 8/13/2022

• Coach John Cook explains what led to Kayla Caffey's decision to transfer.

• Three Huskers make the preseason All-Big Ten team, and Nebraska is picked to finish second in the conference behind Wisconsin.

• Middle blocker Kayla Caffey, a second-team All-American in 2021, is entering the transfer portal rather than using her seventh year of college eligibility at Nebraska. | Amy Just commentary

• Fan Day is set for Aug. 20 at the Devaney Center.

• Six-foot-4 Texan Ayden Ames, rated as the top middle blocker in the class of 2024, announces her commitment to Nebraska.

• Outside hitter Skyler Pierce, the No. 1-ranked player in the class of 2024 per Prep Dig, commits* to the Huskers, and so does Bennington defensive sepcialist/libero Olivia Mauch.

• The wraps come off the Huskers' 2022 schedule.

• Defensive specialist Keonilei Akana is entering the transfer portal after two seasons in Lincoln.

• Nebraska downs Kansas in four sets in an exhibition match* with 6,000-plus fans watching in Grand Island.

• Coach John Cook discusses how stress caused him to hit bottom in 2009.

• Grand Island will be the site of an exhibition match with Kansas next month.

• Kalynn Meyer is leaving the volleyball team to focus on track and field.

• All-America middle blocker Kaitlyn Hord is transferring to Nebraska after four seasons at Penn State. | Decision tracker

• Freshman middle blocker Rylee Gray announces her medical retirement from volleyball.

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