Dani Busboom Kelly’s salary with Nebraska volleyball includes base pay in Year 1 that's $300,000 more than her base pay was with Louisville volleyball

Louisville's 2019 upset over Texas in NCAA tournament regional semifinals considered one of the top 10 upsets of all time

Busboom Kelly was named Louisville’s head coach in 2017. In her eight seasons, she led the Cardinals to an overall record of 203-44 (.822) and a record of 123-21 (.854) in ACC play, along with the ACC titles and NCAA semifinal appearances.

But Busboom Kelly is from Nebraska. She went to school at Nebraska. She won a national title as a libero at Nebraska. She was an assistant to her mentor, John Cook, for another national title at Nebraska. Her husband played football for Nebraska.

For 25 years, the reality is, Nebraska volleyball far outperformed football. There exists no reason to believe, with Busboom Kelly, that it will lose momentum. As an institution, Nebraska is not doomed to repeat its mistakes.

In eight seasons as the University of Louisville volleyball coach Dani Busboom Kelly took the Cardinals to eight NCAA Tournaments and two national runner-up finishes.

Louisville volleyball coach Dani Busboom Kelly is leaving the Cardinals to take the head coaching job at her alma mater.

Nebraska women's volleyball coach John Cook has announced his retirement and Louisville coach Dani Busboom Kelly is his successor.

Nebraska volleyball named Dani Busboom Kelly the Huskers’ new head coach just minutes after the announcement of John Cook’s retirement.

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