“I truly believe that we’re in really good hands,” Rebekah Allick wasn’t shy to go public with her views about the new Nebraska volleyball head coach after Dani Busboom Kelly’s appointment was announced in January. With her statement, the 6-foot-4 middle blocker made it clear that she was eager to start her senior year under the new management. However, with the Big Ten season still a few weeks away, Allick doesn’t want to reveal more about what makes Kelly a strategic mastermind.
As the boss of Louisville, DBK made history. The Nebraska volleyball alum took the Cardinals to two NCAA championship matches in three years, underscoring her wisdom as a bona fide volleyball coach. Naturally, when fans got to know that the 2006 NCAA champ would be taking over the Huskers after John Cook’s retirement, excitement was high. The Nebraska loyalists also believe that DBK is cooking new concoctions behind closed doors to continue building her legacy at Lincoln. But Allick isn’t one to learn and tell.
During the post-match presser after Saturday’s Red-White Scrimmage, the Nebraska volleyball star remained tight-lipped about what Kelly has been planning with the middle blockers ahead of the new season. Seated beside newcomer Kenna Cogill, Allick was asked by a reporter about the new routes being explored by Kelly. But the hometown girl wasn’t going to spill the beans to the reporters.
Admitting that changes have been adopted, Allick chose to keep mum on the matter. “I don’t want to tell all of our secrets…I don’t know how much I want to say,” she told in response to the question, unwilling to elaborate further on the strategic changes for Nebraska volleyball.
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