The Nebraska volleyball player, Bergen Reilly, has reacted to her boyfriend Cale Jacobsen’s historic season with the Nebraska basketball team, which advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time.
The Nebraska basketball team opened its NCAA Tournament on March 19, where they locked horns with Troy at the Paycom Center. In this matchup, the Huskers claimed an impressive 76-47 win. Following this, the team delivered exceptional performances and advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time in the program’s history.
However, their journey ended in this round after they lost to Iowa, who registered a 77-71 victory to advance further in the tournament. Reflecting on the season, Jacobsen, who produced notable performances in the 2025-26 season, recently posted a bunch of pictures from the court, offering glimpses into the season, and wrote:
“Days like these❤️ #gbr.”
This garnered praise from his girlfriend, Bergen Reilly, who exuded pride in his performance in Nebraska basketball’s historic season. Dropping a sweet reaction, she wrote:
“So proud!!!”
Reilly was last seen in action at the beach volleyball season, where her team’s last game was on March 21 against Ave Maria at the Suppa Malec Beach volleyball complex. In this match, they secured a 3-2 win, finishing the beach season with a 21-3 record.
Nebraska volleyball player Bergen Reilly opened up about Cale Jacobsen’s work ethic amid March Madness
Bergen Reilly recently weighed in on her boyfriend, Cale Jacobsen’s, work ethic amid the March Madness. This came after the Nebraska basketball team reached the Sweet 16 for the first time after defeating the Vanderbilt Commodores.
The volleyball player sat for a conversation with Hurrdat Sports, where she was asked about Jacobsen’s work ethic and the mindset behind reaching the historic Sweet 16 for his team. Opening up about his hard work, she revealed his dedication level, stating that he thinks about his game all the time, and said how much she respects his discipline.
“He works harder than anyone I know. He was always first in the gym, last out. He’s always thinking about basketball, he’s always thinking of other defense while he’s brushing his teeth at night, so he loves it, and I love it, and it’s finally paying off, and everyone gets to see what I’ve seen for so long,” Bergen Reilly said.
Bergen Reilly joined the Nebraska volleyball team as a freshman in the 2023 season, and after four powerful seasons, the 2026 season is going to be her final season.
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