Players from both teams tried to dry the court with towels as the humidity levels on a 72-degree Sunday night pushed past 80 percent.

More than 40,000 college volleyball fans left Chicago’s Wrigley Field Sunday night without getting to watch the Nebraska-Missouri match, but it was still a win with players doing their best to keep the crowd entertained amid weather delays.

Historic Wrigley Field hosted outdoor volleyball matches on September 6, featuring SEC and Big Ten teams like Nebraska and Missouri. The second match faced significant disruptions due to a dangerously slippery court,

Dani Busboom Kelly doesn't see a future in outdoor venues for college volleyball, and the 'scary' slips all over the Taraflex court at Wrigley Field is key reason why.

After a historic women's college volleyball event at AT&T Stadium, the NCAA will now head to Chicago for a doubleheader at Wrigley Field. The Big Ten and SEC are getting ready to clash in a week-long intra-conference competition across the country.

A bizarre scene unfolded at Wrigley Field as the Nebraska Cornhuskers & Missouri players were forced to clean the outdoor court.

Just after the Cubs beat the White Sox in Monday night’s City Series opener, Chicago police were called to Wrigley Field and found paramedics attending to a man with a nosebleed.

The Kentucky Wildcats are playing the Penn State Nittany Lions in the Big Ten/SEC Volleyball Challenge at Wrigley Field in Chicago. Our live updates: