Dani Busboom Kelly is going to Nebraska, but Louisville volleyball will remain a power under Dan Meske because of the work she put in the last 8 years.

Louisville volleyball coach Dani Busboom Kelly is leaving the Cardinals to take the head coaching job at her alma mater.UofL Athletics announced Busboom Kelly was leaving for Nebraska Wednesday ...

How much does Dani Busboom Kelly at the University of Louisville make? Busboom Kelly's annual base salary is $400,000 and is part of a six-year contract that took effect at the start of 2022.

Dani Busboom Kelly needs to stay put. She could become as big as Denny Crum | C.L. Brown Louisville volleyball's senior class, led by Anna DeBeer, cemented legacy in amazing run Final Four road ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UofL) -- Dani Busboom Kelly, a former University of Louisville assistant coach who won national titles as a player and assistant coach at Nebraska, has been named as the Cardinals ...

John Cook, Busboom Kelly's college coach and predecessor at Nebraska, had a base salary of $850,000. At Louisville, Busboom Kelly received a $400,000 base salary. Nebraska released a memorandum of ...

Dani Busboom-Kelly won an NCAA volleyball championship as a player. She won as an assistant coach. She very well could win as a head coach. If so, she would be a first. In 40 years of the Division ...

John Cook says Dani Busboom Kelly has been a great recruiter who “has made me a better coach.” Busboom Kelly, the starting libero on NU’s 2006 national title team, has been an assistant at ...

Louisville volleyball wasted no time in naming Dan Meske as Dani Busboom Kelly's successor. Here's how and when U of L knew it had its next coach.

The University of Louisville women's volleyball team is set to host California Friday at L&N Federal Credit Union Arena after a loss to Nebraska in three sets, 25-16, 25-17, 25-20, at the KFC Yum ...

At Louisville, Busboom Kelly received a $400,000 base salary. She was set to receive a $30,000 bonus whenever U of L made the Final Four and a $50,000 bonus for winning the NCAA title.