Nebraska’s Andi Jackson Earns Second Big Ten Player of the Week Honor
Nebraska senior middle blocker Andi Jackson was named Big Ten Player of the Week for her performance, marking her second career selection.
Omaha, NE, September 28, 2026 —
Nebraska senior middle blocker Andi Jackson has been recognized by the Big Ten Conference, earning the prestigious Big Ten Player of the Week award. This marks the second time in her collegiate career that Jackson has received this honor.
The recognition highlights Jackson’s recent standout performances on the volleyball court. As a senior middle blocker for the University of Nebraska, her contributions have been instrumental to the team’s efforts. The specific details regarding the games or statistics that led to this selection were not provided in the summary.
The Big Ten Conference is a highly competitive collegiate athletic conference, and being named Player of the Week is a significant achievement. This award acknowledges exceptional individual athletic performance within the league. Jackson previously received this award at an earlier point in her career, indicating a history of consistent high-level play.
Further details regarding the duration of her previous Player of the Week award or the specific opponents faced during this recent recognition period were not available. The summary did not include information about any specific accolades or team achievements linked directly to this award, nor did it mention the timeline of her previous honor beyond it being earlier in her career.
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