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The NCAA women’s volleyball season is heating up.

Selection Sunday for the 2025 NCAA tournament is Nov. 30. The tournament begins Dec. 4 and finishes in Kansas City with the Final Four on Dec. 18-21.

The bracket will feature 64 teams made up of 31 automatic qualifying teams and 33 at-large selections.

On Saturday, the NCAA released their Division I committee’s initial top 16 seeds projection. Those are below along, with the latest AVCA Top 25 rankings and NCAA RPI rankings.

NCAA volleyball D-I committee top 16

Oct. 18

  1. Nebraska
  2. Texas
  3. Pittsburgh
  4. Kentucky
  5. SMU
  6. Louisville
  7. Arizona State
  8. Purdue
  9. TCU
  10. Creighton
  11. Stanford
  12. Wisconsin
  13. Texas A&M
  14. Indiana
  15. Penn State
  16. Minnesota

AVCA Top 25 rankings

Oct. 19

  1. Nebraska (58)
  2. Texas (3)
  3. Kentucky
  4. Pittsburgh
  5. Stanford
  6. Arizona State
  7. SMU
  8. Louisville
  9. Texas A&M
  10. TCU
  11. Purdue
  12. Wisconsin
  13. Creighton
  14. Kansas
  15. Miami (Fla.)
  16. Tennessee
  17. BYU
  18. Penn State
  19. Baylor
  20. Minnesota
  21. North Carolina
  22. USC
  23. Indiana
  24. Colorado
  25. UCLA

Others receiving votes: Florida, Missouri, Illinois, Iowa State, UTEP, Western Kentucky, Georgia Tech.

NCAA women’s volleyball RPI

Oct. 20

  1. Texas (16-0)
  2. Nebraska (18-0)
  3. Pittsburgh (15-3)
  4. SMU (14-4)
  5. Kentucky (14-2)
  6. Arizona State (16-2)
  7. Louisville (14-4)
  8. Stanford (16-3)
  9. Purdue (15-3)
  10. Creighton (15-5)
  11. TCU (16-3)
  12. Texas A&M (15-3)
  13. Indiana (15-3)
  14. Minnesota (15-4)
  15. Wisconsin (13-3)
  16. Miami, Fla. (15-4)
  17. Penn State (11-7)
  18. BYU (16-3)
  19. Colorado (16-3)
  20. Illinois (12-5)
  21. USC (13-5)
  22. Tennessee (14-3)
  23. Baylor (11-6)
  24. Kansas (14-7)
  25. South Dakota State (13-3)
  26. UTEP (18-2)
  27. Michigan State (15-3)
  28. Xavier (18-2)
  29. UCLA (11-7)
  30. Florida (10-7)
  31. Iowa State (15-3)
  32. Michigan (12-7)
  33. Washington (9-9)
  34. North Carolina (15-2)
  35. Georgia Tech (9-8)
  36. Cincinnati (10-7)
  37. Marquette (12-6)
  38. San Diego (15-4)
  39. Northern Iowa (15-5)
  40. Arizona (11-6)



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