In Pictures: Nebraska Volleyball's Harper Murray cheers New York Jets to victory alongside sister Kendall

Harper Murray was in attendance at the New York Jets vs Miami Dolphins Sunday Game alongside her sister Kendal Murray. The Nebraska volleyball player endured a tough end to her 2024 season after picking up an injury during the Final Four clash with Penn State.

Murray shared a series of pictures from her trip to the MetLife Stadium as the Jets took on the Dolphins in the regular season finale. The outside hitter was present in the stands with her sister in matching black outfits as the Jets cruised to a commanding 32-20 victory.

Murray, who was supporting the Jets, captioned the post:

"On Sundays, we watch the jets🏈."

The 19-year-old also cheered for her boyfriend Heinrich Harrberg on Sunday as the Cornhuskers football team secured victory in the Pin Stripe Bowl. She also penned a heartfelt note for Harrberg, who played a crucial role in Nebraska's win.

"I'm the proudest girlfriend in the world. I lobe you!! Pinstripe [email protected]," Harper Murray wrote.

The outside hitter is now on a girls' trip alongside Kendall, and the pair were in West Palm Beach before traveling to New Jersey for the Jets game.

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"This group of girls helped me find a smile that I thought was gone forever" - Harper Murray about Nebraska Volleyball teammates

2024 Division I Women's Volleyball Semifinals - Harper Murray in action - Source: Getty

Harper Murray joined Nebraska Volleyball in the 2023 season, and following an incredible freshman year, the 19-year-old was slated for more success in 2024. However, she struggled with mental health issues and faced a DUI arrest and shoplifting charges during the season.

Nevertheless, Nebraska Volleyball teammates stood behind her and supported her with the two-time All-American, expressing gratitude in a heartwarming note at the end of the season.

"I have never been more proud.This group of girls helped me find a smile that I thought was gone forever and I am so damn proud. Being surrounded by people who refuse to give up on you and stay by your side is the biggest gift of all time," Harper Murray said.

Murray led Nebraska to NCAA semifinals against Penn State, but the Cornhuskers lost after winning the first two sets. She was nonetheless proud of the team's effort, writing:

"I love this team with all of my heart and am forever grateful for every memory we have together. Volleyball isnt about wins, losses, kills, stats...its about finding the positive and being proud of the growth we have made as people and to enjoy what we did together. gbr forever see u next year," she added.

Murray will share added responsibilities next season after the Cornhuskers lost senior players Merrit Beason and Lexi Rodriguez, who completed their collegiate careers and turned pro.