The Nebraska volleyball player, Rebekah Allick, got emotional after her team's loss to Texas A&M at the regional finals of the 2025 NCAA volleyball tournament. The Aggie's coach was seen consoling her following the loss..The Huskers' unbeaten streak came to an end on December 14 at the regional finals against Texas A&M. The latter registered a 3-2 win against the Huskers and secured a spot in the national semi-finals. The loss marked the Nebraska volleyball team's end in the 2025 NCAA volleyball season.Huurdat Sports shared a video of her walking out of the court in tears. The post's caption read,"Nebraska volleyball’s Rebekah Allick walks off the court for her final time as a Husker. A homegrown kid who had the best season of her career. Another video of Aggies' head coach, Jamie Morrison, consoling her also went viral. An X user posted a video of Morrison hugging Allick in the corridor after the game. Here is the video:Allick delivered a significant contribution in the regional finals clash against Texas A&M by registering 15 kills and 4 blocks.Rebekah Allick opened up about the Nebraska volleyball team's intense training sessions In Episode 3 of Nebraska Volleyball's original series, 'The Epicenter,' Rebekah Allick made her feelings known about her team's intense training sessions. She revealed that she keeps on pushing and trying her best during the sessions to reach her goal. (4:57 onwards)"How I describe the competition in our gym is that it's very intense, you get so into it . There have been emotional sixes. People have left crying before. My whole goal is to push and push everybody, and the best way to do this is by example. I am usually the first to get it wrong with tears, and this and that, and naturally, like everyone, being such competitors, it builds on itself. But yeah, it's very intense."Andi Jackson opened up about Allick's perfect 1.000 hitting percentage following the team's game against Kansas in the regional semi-finals.The Nebraska volleyball team maintained their dominance during the entire regular season. They entered the NCAA championships with a streak of 29-0. However, they concluded the 2025 season with a streak of 33-1 after their regional finals loss.