Nebraska Volleyball's Andi Jackson reflected on the Huskers' win against the Kansas team in its first set of spring matches. Jackson pulled off a back-row attack in the game to help her team to victory 4-0 on April 26, 2025.
Nebraska volleyball's Andi Jackson, who is currently playing as a junior middle blocker in the Nebraska program, concluded her sophomore season with an average of 2.62 kills per set with a .439 hitting percentage in 34 matches, becoming the fourth player in the college program to achieve so. She started her senior year with a couple of stellar feats in the beach volleyball season, winning 22 straight matches for the school record.
On Saturday, April 26, 2025, the Nebraska Volleyball women took the court for a spring exhibition against Kansas. The team's dominance earned them the victory 4-0 as they played for the first time in the newly-named John Cook Arena at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.
Jackson shared a video of the winning moment on her Instagram story and captioned:
"crying I love my team"

Interestingly, the middle blocker and her fellow Husker Bergen Reilly decided on a live back-row for the first time. Talking about how the move played in their favor, she said:
"It was our first time running it live, and it worked. So, we did a little back-row versus back-row drill like a week ago, and I don't know, something about it, Bergen and I were just really connecting, and so we decided to throw it into the offense. Obviously, it was like Dani accepting it, but it was really fun, and I just remember Bergen and I, at the very beginning of the game, we were texting before the game, and she was like, we're running the D ball." (Hail Varsity)
Jackson and her team cut their 2024 Nationals campaign short after losing to Penn State in the semi-finals.
Nebraska Volleyball's Andi Jackson once opened up about her faith in God and how her faith plays an important role in her life and career

Andi Jackson has been a prominent player in the Nebraska Volleyball program. Since her freshman year, the middle blocker has been earning several honors and helping her team to strong finishes. In a 2023 interview, Jackson expressed how her faith in God helped her achieve success on the court.
"My faith plays the biggest role in my career. I know that my value comes from who I am and not what I do. When I play, I want to draw attention to God’s greatness and not my own – I find joy playing volleyball for Him and not my own gratification.”
In her sophomore season, the 19-year-old made the AVCA All-America First Team and All-Big Ten First Team.