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Texas Volleyball Powers Into NCAA Regional Final as Longhorns Sweep Indiana

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No. 3 Texas Volleyball is charging through the NCAA Tournament with full force, and Houston fans have plenty to cheer about. On Friday night, the Longhorns delivered a decisive sweep over No. 15 Indiana to secure their place in the Regional Final, continuing their quest for another national title.

Led by a balanced attack and their trademark defensive intensity, Texas controlled the match from start to finish. The win marks another confident postseason performance for a program that thrives under pressure.

Texas Sets the Tone Early

Texas came out firing, pushing pace and minimizing errors while keeping Indiana on its heels. The Longhorns' frontline sparkled both offensively and defensively, shutting down Indiana’s momentum and never letting the Hoosiers build rhythm.

Behind strong serving runs, efficient hitting, and clutch performances across the lineup, Texas made quick work of a dangerous opponent that had knocked off higher seeds earlier in the tournament.

Why It Matters for Houston Fans

With countless alumni and fans living in Houston, Texas Volleyball has a strong local following. Their postseason run always draws major attention in the city, especially given the program’s track record of deep tournament success.

This latest victory pushes Texas one step closer to the Final Four, and the team looks poised for another championship-caliber finish. Houston sports fans have seen this program rise to the top before, and this year's group is building similar momentum.

What’s Next

Texas will compete in the NCAA Regional Final next, facing another top-tier opponent with a Final Four berth on the line. With their offense clicking and defense steady, the Longhorns enter the matchup with confidence—and plenty of energy.

For Houston’s fan base, the excitement only grows as Texas inches closer to another national championship opportunity.

This article is a summary of reporting by University of Texas Athletics. Read the full story here.