Nebraska set to introduce new volleyball coach Dani Busboom Kelly with welcome ceremony
Husker Nation is welcoming new Nebraska volleyball coach Dani Busboom Kelly on Thursday. The Nebraska native replaces John Cook, who retired last week. Busboom Kelly, the fourth head coach in program history, agreed to a six-year contract with NU.
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Busboom Kelly, 39, was a four-sport standout at Adams Freeman High School in rural Nebraska about 30 miles south of Lincoln. She committed to the Huskers as a sophomore and won a national championship as a setter-turned-libero under Cook in 2006. She was on his bench as an assistant coach for Nebraska’s title run in 2015.
There was "shock" and even some denial when John Cook announced his retirement to players. Then came trust, writes Amie Just.
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