No. 14 Texas Longhorns volleyball continued the program’s late-season push and delivered another win over a conference opponent on Wednesday night, as the Longhorns managed to sweep Georgia in three straight sets (25-21, 25-15, 25-13) at Gregory Gymnasium in Austin. Texas now improves to 11-7 overall and 7-3 in SEC play on the season.
The Longhorns’ win marked the volleyball team’s second consecutive sweep and third in their last four matches, hitting .366 while limiting the Bulldogs (14-6 overall
and 6-4 in a depressing league play) to a .145 hitting percentage.
Senior outside hitter Torrey Stafford led all players with 15 kills and eight digs. Her stat sheet was enough to extend her streak of double-digit kills to 14 consecutive matches. Texas’ Henley Anderson, a freshman this season, added 11 kills and two service aces. And Cari Spears contributed eight kills and a match-high four blocks.
Meanwhile, Texas held Georgia standout Bianna Muoneke, who entered the match averaging a nation-leading 5.11 kills per set, to just eight kills.
Texas hosts No. 17 Texas A&M on Sunday, Nov. 1, at 12 p.m. Central. Out-of-town Texas fans can tune in on ABC.
WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS
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Inside Texas: Texas football Oct. 28 injury report: Can Colin Simmons make his return for the Longhorns?
Inside Texas: Inside Texas community Q&A: Offensive identity, 3rd quarter stall, RB rotation
Inside Texas: Texas S Derek Williams stayed patient through injury and adversity. Against Ole Miss, it showed.
Inside Texas: Texas Longhorns CFP outlook: Three losses might not be a disqualifier in 2026
ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION
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RECRUITING ROUNDUP
247Sports: Midweek water cooler: Texas pushing for JUCO edge rusher, latest on WR targets and Jason Crenshaw Jr.
247Sports: The JUCO Report: Latest intel on the nation’s top junior college prospects
247Sports: Talent tracker: Wake Forest’s roster build should make Jake Dickert even more attractive on coaching carousel
247Sports: ‘Ain’t nothing bigger than Texas’: Cincinnati WR commit Ronnie Gomiller recaps Longhorns visit
Inside Texas: Texas Longhorns recruiting intel: RPM for Horns target, 2027 WR news and notes
Inside Texas: Georgia Tech LB commit Jason Crenshaw Jr. dives into Texas official visit, next decision
SEC SHOWDOWN
247Sports: How Texas football is preparing for Mississippi State’s quarterback uncertainty
Inside Texas: 2026 Mississippi State Bulldogs – Texas Longhorns football preview
Inside Texas: SEC teleconference notes: Eight things Texas coach Steve Sarkisian touched on Wednesday
Rock M Nation: Examining Mizzou’s roster turnover coming out of the bye week
Red Cup Rebellion: Ole Miss tops UAB in exhibition game, honors former coach Andy Kennedy
Rocky Top Talk: Josh Heupel declines to name starting quarterback for Kentucky matchup
Roll ‘Bama Roll: Alabama basketball 2026-2027 season preview
Dawg Sports: Around the SEC is dealing with injuries
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WHAT WE’RE READING
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NEWS ACROSS LONGHORN NATION AND BEYOND
- Hope lives on. For now.
