LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Following its loss to Texas A&M in the regional final of the NCAA Tournament, the Nebraska volleyball team fell two spots in the final AVCA poll of the season. In the poll released on Monday, the Huskers ranked No. 3 with 1,385 total points.

The win clinches the Aggies' first-ever Final Four appearance. After defeating the national runner-up Louisville Cardinals in the Sweet 16, A&M beat the Cornhuskers in five sets. The Aggies won the first two sets and narrowly lost an epic 37-35 fourth period before claiming the decisive set 15-13.

The Nebraska volleyball team fell in the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament on Sunday afternoon. The Huskers lost to Texas A&M in five sets, 25-22, 25-22, 20-25, 35-37, 15-13.

The Nebraska Cornhuskers lost for the first time this season and Texas A&M punched their ticket to the Final Four on Sunday.

The undefeated Nebraska volleyball team is looking to punch its ticket to Kansas City with a win over Texas A&M on Sunday.

Texas A&M volleyball upset Nebraska in the regional semifinals. How did the Aggies do it and how will it help against Pitt in the Final Four.

Nebraska’s five-set NCAA Tournament Elite Eight match Sunday against Texas A&M was one of the most-watched college volleyball matches ever