[M T]

Hometown advantage.  The ESPN coverage of the match with Stanford was disgustingly biased:

Penn State did a reverse sweep over Nebraska, ending at 12:45AM Eastern.

I tuned in late in the 2nd set.  So, I saw all 3 set wins by Penn State.  Granted, Nebraska had two match points in set 3, but the cameras never focused on the Penn State supporters (until the players went over to them after the win, at which point they were shown in the background), but they repeatedly focused on the Nebraska supporters and their signs.

It's a business.  The TV producers don't have a sense of fairness.  That's not in some business rule.

Oh, the two women who did the post-set-2 show... the one in the white outfit was in the background occasionally (on one end, center, next to the Nebraska cheerleaders) but she always had her backside to the court.

[M T]

Hometown advantage.  The ESPN coverage of the match with Stanford was disgustingly biased:

Penn State did a reverse sweep over Nebraska, ending at 12:45AM Eastern.

I tuned in late in the 2nd set.  So, I saw all 3 set wins by Penn State.  Granted, Nebraska had two match points in set 3, but the cameras never focused on the Penn State supporters (until the players went over to them after the win, at which point they were shown in the background), but they repeatedly focused on the Nebraska supporters and their signs.

It's a business.  The TV producers don't have a sense of fairness.  That's not in some business rule.

Oh, the two women who did the post-set-2 show... the one in the white outfit was in the background occasionally (on one end, center, next to the Nebraska cheerleaders) but she always had her backside to the court.