LINCOLN, NE — Dani Busboom Kelly, head coach of the Nebraska Cornhuskers volleyball program, has officially been named the best head coach in American college volleyball. The announcement comes as recognition of her remarkable leadership, recruiting excellence, and consistent success on the court.
Busboom Kelly has built a powerhouse program, guiding the Cornhuskers to numerous deep postseason runs, producing elite players, and establishing Nebraska as one of the most feared teams in the country. Her coaching style blends a high-level technical approach with a relentless competitive spirit, earning respect from players, peers, and fans nationwide.
However, observers note that there’s still one milestone left that would fully cement her status as the undisputed all-time great: another national championship. While her teams have consistently been among the nation’s best, adding one more NCAA title would solidify her resume and leave no doubt about her place atop the sport’s history books.
Fans across Husker Nation are confident that it’s just a matter of time. With Nebraska’s strong roster, elite recruiting classes, and Busboom Kelly’s proven ability to develop talent, many believe that the final piece of her legendary career is well within reach.
For now, Dani Busboom Kelly stands as a shining example of what it means to be a coach, mentor, and leader in college athletics — and the best head coach in college volleyball.
