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Nebraska-Florida and Penn State-SMU Are Matchups for $1M Made-for-TV Women's Volleyball Exhibition

Each team will receive a $200,000 appearance fee, and another $200,000 in prize money will be awarded to the winner.

  • Organizers announced that Nebraska will play Florida and Penn State will face SMU in the $1 million Spikes Under the Lights volleyball exhibition on Aug. 27 at AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys.
  • Each team will be paid a $200,000 appearance fee, with an additional $200,000 in prize money available for the winner. Schools determine how to distribute these funds among players.
  • Nebraska enters with 44 NCAA appearances and five titles, while Florida holds 36 appearances. The programs bring significant tournament history to the exhibition.
  • Penn State boasts a record 45 NCAA Tournament appearances and eight national championships, while SMU has played in five total NCAAs, including three straight tournament bids.
  • Matches follow a best-of-three set format designed to fit a three-hour Television broadcast window. Specific coverage and streaming details have not yet been announced.
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Nebraska-Florida and Penn State-SMU are matchups for $1M made-for-TV women's volleyball exhibition

Nebraska will play Florida and Penn State will face SMU in the $1 million made-for-TV women's college volleyball exhibition set for Aug. 27 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

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