“Rebuilding our culture”: Harper Murray speaks

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THE EIGHT TEAMS. MORE THAN 100 VOLUNTEERS SPENT THEIR SATURDAY GIVING BACK TO THE OMAHA COMMUNITY AT THE HARRISON PHILLIPPS PLAYMAKERS CAMP. THE HUSKERS WERE WELL REPRESENTED, INCLUDING HARPER MURRAY, WHO SPOKE ABOUT HIS VOLUNTEER EFFORTS AND HIS EFFORTS TO REBUILD THE TEAM CULTURE AT LINCOLN. Ne Lainey Sky had the opportunity to do it, and they offered it to our teammates, and we all decided that the three of us were going to come here. And I think it’s a great opportunity for us to be around kids and their families and see what they’re talking about. I mean, they’re great people and they’re so much fun. So I’m glad we had the opportunity to do that. IT HAS BEEN AN EVENTFUL YEAR FOR YOU. I’m just talking about what it’s been like since the end of the season and getting ready for volleyball. CHASE YEAH, I mean, we’re rebuilding our culture right now. So we did A LOT OF TEAM THINGS, SPENDING A LOT OF TIME TOGETHER AT THE GYM. And we’re working in camps right now, so it’s a good time to work together and rebuild our culture. A MESSAGE YOU WANT TO SHARE FOR HUSKER FANS PREPARING FOR NEXT YEAR? GO BIG RED. IT’S GOING TO BE A GOOD SEASON AND WE’RE SUPER EXCITED. MURRAY IS EXPECTED TO APPEAR IN COURT LATER THIS MONTH ON A DUI CHARGE.

‘Rebuilding our culture’: Harper Murray looks to refocus as second season approaches

While volunteering in Omaha, Murray spoke on camera for the first time this offseason with KETV.

Harper Murray spent her Saturday giving back to Omaha at Harrison Phillips’ annual “Inclusion Revolution Sports Camp.” She joined more than 100 volunteers at the camp, including her Nebraska volleyball teammates Laney Choboy and Skyler Pierce. “We all decided that (we) were I’m going to come here and I think it’s a great opportunity for us to be with the kids and their families,” Murray said. “I’m glad we had the possibility of doing so.” possession, among other charges. Then, a few weeks later, Lincoln police said they had officially cited Murray for shoplifting. Asked about his offseason, Murray said: “We’re in the process of to rebuild our culture right now. We did a lot of things as a team, spent a lot of time together in the gym, and we work together at camps. “This is the right time for us to work together and rebuild our culture,” she added. Murray is scheduled to appear in Lancaster County Court on June 22.

OMAHA, Neb. —

Harper Murray spent her Saturday giving back to Omaha at Harrison Phillips’ annual “Inclusion Revolution Sports Camp.”

She joined more than 100 volunteers at the camp, including her Nebraska volleyball teammates Laney Choboy and Skyler Pierce.

“We all decided that (we) were going to come here and I think it’s a great opportunity for us to be with the kids and their families,” Murray said. “I’m glad we had the opportunity to do this.”

The Nebraska volleyball player gave an on-camera interview to KETV, her first since Lincoln police said they cited her on April 5 for drunken driving, reckless driving and minor possession, among other accusations.

Then, a few weeks later, Lincoln police said they had officially cited Murray for shoplifting.

When asked about her offseason, Murray said, “We’re rebuilding our culture right now. We’ve been doing a lot of things as a team, spending a lot of time together in the gym and working together in camps.”

“This is the right time to work together and rebuild our culture,” she added.

Murray is scheduled to appear in Lancaster County Court on June 22.