How to Watch UCLA at USC: Stream Women’s College Volleyball Live, TV Channel

UCLA will look to hand No. 16 USC its second loss in a row when the teams meet on Sunday night in Big Ten volleyball action.

On Sunday night, No. 16 USC will welcome UCLA to the Galen Center for the teams’ first meeting since joining the Big Ten this year. The Bruins are currently 8-6 overall with a Big Ten record of 2-3 for a spot in fourth place along with Indiana and Illinois. On Wednesday, UCLA took a trip to Seattle to play No. 24 Washington and earned a four-set win. Cheridyn Leverette had a strong showing for the Bruins, leading the offense with 18 kills on 46 swings. Grayce Olson wasn’t far behind with 16 kills and Anna Dodson and Kiki Home also finished in double figures with 12 and 10 kills, respectively. Defensively, Peyton Dueck held down the backcourt, finishing the game with 18 digs to help hold a very strong Husky offense to .245 hitting.

How to Watch UCLA at USC in women’s college volleyball today:

Game Date: Sunday, Oct. 13, 2024

Game Time: 7:30 p.m. ET

TV: Big Ten Network

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The Trojans will look to bounce back from a loss on Wednesday to No. 11 Oregon. The straight-set defeat brings the team’s overall record to 11-4 and their conference record to 3-2, putting them in a six-way tie for third place in the Big Ten standings. All four of USC’s losses this season have come against ranked opponents. Against the Ducks, the team only hit for .138, its lowest mark of the season offensively. Jadyn Livings and Ally Batenhorst each finished the game with a team-high 11 kills, but as the only two in double figures, the Trojans just couldn’t produce the offense necessary to challenge the Ducks.

Both UCLA and USC have a lot on the line for Sunday’s game. A win for UCLA will bump the team up in the standings while a loss for USC will drop them down a spot. As former Pac-12 rivals, Sunday’s game should be an exciting ones as the teams bring that rivalry into the Big Ten.

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