Nebraska was great on both offense and defense in the 25-9, 25-16, 25-17 victory in Coralville, Iowa.

Nebraska’s .472 hitting percentage was the second-highest of the season and the best in a Big Ten game in seven seasons.

And while they defeated the Hawkeyes 9-1, the Huskers held Iowa to .082.

In two matches against Nebraska this season, Iowa failed to score the highest 20 points in any of the six sets.

Second-ranked Nebraska has won 24 straight games since losing at SMU on Sept. 3. Nineteen of the 24 wins were sweeps.

Iowa has lost 11 of its last 12 games.

Middle blocker Rebekah Allick had a great game with six kills on nine attempts and also five blocks. Taylor Landfair and Merritt Beason each added seven kills for Nebraska.

Lexi Rodriguez had 11 digs.

Winning the first set 25-9, Nebraska won nine straight points to end the set.

It was an impressive start, with Nebraska having no service errors and only one hitting error for the set.

Nebraska had a .630 hitting percentage in the first set: 18 kills on 27 attempts with only one error.

Meanwhile, Nebraska’s four blocks gave the Hawkeyes a .000 hitting percentage.

The second set was a bit tough for the Huskers as the set featured both an ace and a service error when Iowa was up 7-3.

But as she often does, senior Kennedi Orr came on and served a 6-0 to regain the lead and soon Nebraska was back in control.