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NCAA women's volleyball tournament: Title game predictions, storylines and more - ESPN

The NCAA women's college volleyball semifinals are here! After probably the most eventful Sunday in national quarterfinals history where we saw No. 1 overall seed Nebraska fall to No. 3 seed Texas A&M, and No. 1 seed Texas fall to Wisconsin, we're in for an exciting semifinals.

Pittsburgh's making its fifth consecutive visit to the semifinals, something no other program has done before, but will this be the year the Panthers make it through to the national championship game? Pitt's Olivia Babcock, the reigning National Player of the Year, is a name mentioned numerous times as a must-watch player throughout the tournament, but who else should volleyball fans keep their eye on heading into the semis?

Our women's college volleyball experts give their thoughts on four big questions heading into the final four.

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Sam Gore: Pitt has incredibly made the past five NCAA semifinals, but is still seeking its first breakthrough into the national championship. Will the fifth time be the charm? Going into the tournament, Nebraska was the team to beat. Now that it lost to Texas A&M, it feels like you can make the case for each of the remaining four to win it all. Each team has a Player of the Year candidate and multiple weapons. Kentucky is the front runner, but you can never count Wisconsin out. Will Texas A&M become another NCAA tournament Cinderella champion, or does Pitt take the next step and make history for the ACC?

Madison Fitzpatrick: Texas A&M battled through two five-setters to advance to its first national semifinals in school history! The Aggies took down a No. 1 seed, undefeated Nebraska and displayed more heart and grit than I've ever seen in

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