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November 05, 2026 | Volleyball
NORMAN – Oklahoma volleyball concludes its six-match Southeastern Conference road stretch this weekend, traveling to Ole Miss on Friday, Nov. 6, before facing LSU on Sunday, Nov. 8.
The Sooners (11-9, 4-7 SEC) will take on the Rebels (8-14, 2-9 SEC) at 3 p.m. CT Friday in Oxford, Miss., before facing the Tigers (10-11, 5-7 SEC) at 1 p.m. CT Sunday in Baton Rouge, La. Both matches will stream on SEC Network+.
Oklahoma enters the weekend following road losses to Arkansas and Auburn. The Sooners fell in four sets to the Razorbacks on Friday before dropping a five-set decision to the Tigers on Sunday. Sophomore pin hitter Alyssa Flack led Oklahoma offensively across the two matches, recording 38 kills, including a career-high 23 against Auburn.
Following this weekend's contests, Oklahoma will return to Norman to close the regular season against Missouri on Nov. 13 and No. 21 Vanderbilt on Nov. 15. The 2026 Allstate SEC Volleyball Tournament is scheduled for Nov. 20-24 at Enmarket Arena in Savannah, Ga.
AMONG THE NATION'S BEST
Oklahoma ranks among the nation's top 20 in two offensive categories, sitting 16th in assists per set (13.04) and 17th in kills per set (13.96). The Sooners rank fifth and fourth in the SEC in those categories, respectively, while ranking sixth in the conference and 38th nationally with a .257 hitting percentage.
A CAREER DAY FOR FLACK
Sophomore pin hitter Alyssa Flack established a career high with 23 kills in Oklahoma's five-set match at Auburn on Sunday, surpassing her previous best of 19 against Texas on Oct. 11. Flack hit .365 against the Tigers, committing four errors on 52 attempts. She also recorded 15 kills at Arkansas on Friday, totaling 38 kills across the two matches. Flack has 225 kills this season and ranks third on the team with 3.13 kills per set. Over the last four matches, Flack recorded 65 kills and a .338 hitting efficiency.
SERVING UP RECORDS
Sophomore pin hitter Tekoa Barnes set an Oklahoma program record for service aces in a four-set match with seven at Arkansas on Oct. 30. Barnes finished the match with 17 kills, eight digs and 24.5 points. She ranks second in the SEC and 25th nationally with 0.51 aces per set and has recorded a team-high 32 aces this season. Barnes also leads the Sooners with 3.59 kills and 4.27 points per set.
BRAND REACHES A GRAND
Defensive specialist McKenna Brand surpassed 1,000 career digs during Oklahoma's road trip last weekend. Brand enters the week with 1,006 career digs across three collegiate seasons, including 905 during her two seasons at UConn and 101 in her first season with the Sooners. Brand has appeared in all 20 matches for Oklahoma this season, averaging 1.35 digs per set. Fellow defensive specialist Kinsley Singleton is also approaching 1,000 career digs, entering the weekend with 949.
RUNNING THE SHOW
Sophomore setter Avaya Maga ranks second nationally and in the SEC with 11.45 assists per set. Maga has totaled 870 assists through 20 matches this season, surpassing her 2025 total of 750. She recorded 47 assists at Arkansas before adding 53 assists and a career-high 19 digs at Auburn on Sunday. Maga's production has helped Oklahoma rank among the nation's top 20 in both assists and kills per set.
CONSISTENCY ON THE BACK LINE
Sophomore defensive specialist Aniya Warren recorded a career-high 25 digs in Oklahoma's five-set match at Auburn on Sunday, surpassing her previous best of 22 against ETSU on Sept. 18. Warren also collected 11 digs at Arkansas, totaling 36 across the two matches. She leads the Sooners with 209 digs and 3.07 digs per set this season.
EFFICIENCY IN THE MIDDLE
Middle blockers Carley Butler and Elise Hani both rank among the SEC's top eight in hitting percentage. Butler ranks fifth in the conference and 49th nationally at .379, while Hani ranks eighth in the SEC and 75th nationally at .361. Butler has totaled 153 kills this season, while Hani leads the Sooners with 54 total blocks, including 11 solo blocks.
PUTTING UP NUMBERS
Sophomore pin hitter Alaleh Tolliver has recorded 218 kills this season, averaging 3.21 per set to rank 15th in the SEC. Tolliver has reached double figures kills 11 times throughout the season, highlighted by a career-high 26 against ETSU and 20-kill performances against Ohio State and South Carolina. She recorded 12 kills at Arkansas last weekend.
NATIONAL RECOGNITION
Sophomore pin hitter Alyssa Flack was named the AVCA Division I National Player of the Week on Oct. 13 after helping Oklahoma earn consecutive top-15 victories over No. 12 Texas A&M and No. 9 Texas. Flack averaged 4.25 kills per set across the two victories and also earned SEC Player of the Week and Offensive Player of the Week honors. Since receiving the recognition, Flack has continued to produce offensively, highlighted by 17 kills on a .471 hitting percentage at Mississippi State and a career-high 23 kills at Auburn.
SCOUTING THE REBELS
Ole Miss enters Friday's matchup at 8-14 overall and 2-9 in SEC play. The Rebels opened conference action with a sweep of Alabama on Sept. 27 before defeating Missouri in four sets on Oct. 2. Since then, Ole Miss has dropped nine consecutive matches, including back-to-back home sweeps against Mississippi State and LSU last weekend. The Rebels average 11.37 kills and 10.57 assists per set, while recording 1.35 service aces per set.
REBELS TO WATCH
Ole Miss libero Cameron Bradley leads the SEC and ranks 10th nationally with 4.93 digs per set. Bradley has totaled 266 digs this season, ranking 11th in the conference. Ole Miss is averaging 12.53 digs per set as a team. Offensively, Jorda Crook leads the Rebels with 2.97 kills per set, ranking 23rd in the SEC.
SERIES HISTORY – OLE MISS
Oklahoma leads the all-time series against Ole Miss 3-1. The Sooners won the first three matchups, earning sweeps in Norman in 1993 and Baton Rouge in 1995 before defeating the Rebels in five sets in Oxford on Nov. 8, 2024. Ole Miss claimed the most recent meeting in five sets in Norman on Sept. 28, 2025. Friday marks Oklahoma's second trip to Oxford.
SCOUTING THE TIGERS
LSU enters Sunday's matchup at 10-11 overall and 5-7 in SEC play following a four-set loss to Arkansas on Wednesday. The Tigers defeated Alabama and Missouri earlier this season and earned consecutive road victories over Auburn and Ole Miss before falling to the Razorbacks. LSU ranks second in the SEC with 14.39 digs per set and ninth in the conference with 2.34 blocks per set. The Tigers also average 13.02 kills and 11.99 assists per set.
TIGERS TO WATCH
LSU's Jurnee Robinson leads the nation with 5.13 kills per set and ranks fourth nationally with 5.73 points per set. Robinson has totaled 421 kills this season, ranking fourth nationally, and is fifth in the country with 12.33 attacks per set. Defensively, Kiley Brooks ranks sixth in the SEC with 4.05 digs per set and has recorded 332 total digs this season.
SERIES HISTORY – LSU
LSU leads the all-time series against Oklahoma 10-4, with the Sooners earning their most recent victory in a three-set sweep in Norman on Sept. 26, 2025. The win snapped a nine-match losing streak to the Tigers dating back to 1980. The last time the teams faced each other in Baton Rouge, LSU claimed the victory in four sets. The Sooners are seeking their first victory over LSU in Baton Rouge.
The Sooners (11-9, 4-7 SEC) will take on the Rebels (8-14, 2-9 SEC) at 3 p.m. CT Friday in Oxford, Miss., before facing the Tigers (10-11, 5-7 SEC) at 1 p.m. CT Sunday in Baton Rouge, La. Both matches will stream on SEC Network+.
Oklahoma enters the weekend following road losses to Arkansas and Auburn. The Sooners fell in four sets to the Razorbacks on Friday before dropping a five-set decision to the Tigers on Sunday. Sophomore pin hitter Alyssa Flack led Oklahoma offensively across the two matches, recording 38 kills, including a career-high 23 against Auburn.
Following this weekend's contests, Oklahoma will return to Norman to close the regular season against Missouri on Nov. 13 and No. 21 Vanderbilt on Nov. 15. The 2026 Allstate SEC Volleyball Tournament is scheduled for Nov. 20-24 at Enmarket Arena in Savannah, Ga.
AMONG THE NATION'S BEST
Oklahoma ranks among the nation's top 20 in two offensive categories, sitting 16th in assists per set (13.04) and 17th in kills per set (13.96). The Sooners rank fifth and fourth in the SEC in those categories, respectively, while ranking sixth in the conference and 38th nationally with a .257 hitting percentage.
A CAREER DAY FOR FLACK
Sophomore pin hitter Alyssa Flack established a career high with 23 kills in Oklahoma's five-set match at Auburn on Sunday, surpassing her previous best of 19 against Texas on Oct. 11. Flack hit .365 against the Tigers, committing four errors on 52 attempts. She also recorded 15 kills at Arkansas on Friday, totaling 38 kills across the two matches. Flack has 225 kills this season and ranks third on the team with 3.13 kills per set. Over the last four matches, Flack recorded 65 kills and a .338 hitting efficiency.
SERVING UP RECORDS
Sophomore pin hitter Tekoa Barnes set an Oklahoma program record for service aces in a four-set match with seven at Arkansas on Oct. 30. Barnes finished the match with 17 kills, eight digs and 24.5 points. She ranks second in the SEC and 25th nationally with 0.51 aces per set and has recorded a team-high 32 aces this season. Barnes also leads the Sooners with 3.59 kills and 4.27 points per set.
BRAND REACHES A GRAND
Defensive specialist McKenna Brand surpassed 1,000 career digs during Oklahoma's road trip last weekend. Brand enters the week with 1,006 career digs across three collegiate seasons, including 905 during her two seasons at UConn and 101 in her first season with the Sooners. Brand has appeared in all 20 matches for Oklahoma this season, averaging 1.35 digs per set. Fellow defensive specialist Kinsley Singleton is also approaching 1,000 career digs, entering the weekend with 949.
RUNNING THE SHOW
Sophomore setter Avaya Maga ranks second nationally and in the SEC with 11.45 assists per set. Maga has totaled 870 assists through 20 matches this season, surpassing her 2025 total of 750. She recorded 47 assists at Arkansas before adding 53 assists and a career-high 19 digs at Auburn on Sunday. Maga's production has helped Oklahoma rank among the nation's top 20 in both assists and kills per set.
CONSISTENCY ON THE BACK LINE
Sophomore defensive specialist Aniya Warren recorded a career-high 25 digs in Oklahoma's five-set match at Auburn on Sunday, surpassing her previous best of 22 against ETSU on Sept. 18. Warren also collected 11 digs at Arkansas, totaling 36 across the two matches. She leads the Sooners with 209 digs and 3.07 digs per set this season.
EFFICIENCY IN THE MIDDLE
Middle blockers Carley Butler and Elise Hani both rank among the SEC's top eight in hitting percentage. Butler ranks fifth in the conference and 49th nationally at .379, while Hani ranks eighth in the SEC and 75th nationally at .361. Butler has totaled 153 kills this season, while Hani leads the Sooners with 54 total blocks, including 11 solo blocks.
PUTTING UP NUMBERS
Sophomore pin hitter Alaleh Tolliver has recorded 218 kills this season, averaging 3.21 per set to rank 15th in the SEC. Tolliver has reached double figures kills 11 times throughout the season, highlighted by a career-high 26 against ETSU and 20-kill performances against Ohio State and South Carolina. She recorded 12 kills at Arkansas last weekend.
NATIONAL RECOGNITION
Sophomore pin hitter Alyssa Flack was named the AVCA Division I National Player of the Week on Oct. 13 after helping Oklahoma earn consecutive top-15 victories over No. 12 Texas A&M and No. 9 Texas. Flack averaged 4.25 kills per set across the two victories and also earned SEC Player of the Week and Offensive Player of the Week honors. Since receiving the recognition, Flack has continued to produce offensively, highlighted by 17 kills on a .471 hitting percentage at Mississippi State and a career-high 23 kills at Auburn.
SCOUTING THE REBELS
Ole Miss enters Friday's matchup at 8-14 overall and 2-9 in SEC play. The Rebels opened conference action with a sweep of Alabama on Sept. 27 before defeating Missouri in four sets on Oct. 2. Since then, Ole Miss has dropped nine consecutive matches, including back-to-back home sweeps against Mississippi State and LSU last weekend. The Rebels average 11.37 kills and 10.57 assists per set, while recording 1.35 service aces per set.
REBELS TO WATCH
Ole Miss libero Cameron Bradley leads the SEC and ranks 10th nationally with 4.93 digs per set. Bradley has totaled 266 digs this season, ranking 11th in the conference. Ole Miss is averaging 12.53 digs per set as a team. Offensively, Jorda Crook leads the Rebels with 2.97 kills per set, ranking 23rd in the SEC.
SERIES HISTORY – OLE MISS
Oklahoma leads the all-time series against Ole Miss 3-1. The Sooners won the first three matchups, earning sweeps in Norman in 1993 and Baton Rouge in 1995 before defeating the Rebels in five sets in Oxford on Nov. 8, 2024. Ole Miss claimed the most recent meeting in five sets in Norman on Sept. 28, 2025. Friday marks Oklahoma's second trip to Oxford.
SCOUTING THE TIGERS
LSU enters Sunday's matchup at 10-11 overall and 5-7 in SEC play following a four-set loss to Arkansas on Wednesday. The Tigers defeated Alabama and Missouri earlier this season and earned consecutive road victories over Auburn and Ole Miss before falling to the Razorbacks. LSU ranks second in the SEC with 14.39 digs per set and ninth in the conference with 2.34 blocks per set. The Tigers also average 13.02 kills and 11.99 assists per set.
TIGERS TO WATCH
LSU's Jurnee Robinson leads the nation with 5.13 kills per set and ranks fourth nationally with 5.73 points per set. Robinson has totaled 421 kills this season, ranking fourth nationally, and is fifth in the country with 12.33 attacks per set. Defensively, Kiley Brooks ranks sixth in the SEC with 4.05 digs per set and has recorded 332 total digs this season.
SERIES HISTORY – LSU
LSU leads the all-time series against Oklahoma 10-4, with the Sooners earning their most recent victory in a three-set sweep in Norman on Sept. 26, 2025. The win snapped a nine-match losing streak to the Tigers dating back to 1980. The last time the teams faced each other in Baton Rouge, LSU claimed the victory in four sets. The Sooners are seeking their first victory over LSU in Baton Rouge.
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