Unbeaten Cornell Visits Brown as Volleyball Teams Start Homestands

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Several college volleyball teams are returning home for conference matchups on Oct. 15–17. Harvard hosts Princeton and Penn after splitting its previous weekend, while Brown welcomes unbeaten Ivy League leader Cornell and Columbia. UC Santa Barbara faces UC Riverside and California Baptist after losing two road matches; Portland hosts Denver and San Diego as it begins a five-match homestand. Idaho, seeking to improve its Big Sky standing, takes on Portland State and Northern Arizona, which arrives on a three-match winning streak.

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