PROVO — The BYU women’s volleyball team entered Thursday’s rivalry match with a No. 9 national ranking, the nation’s longest home winning streak, and a 55-1 record at home since 2012.
Utah, meanwhile, entered the match on a three-match winning streak, outscoring opponents 9-1 in that span.
And the Utes were on top, 2-0, as both teams headed to the mid-match locker room break, looking for their first win in the series since 2010.
Utah’s Adora Anae set a program record with 31 kills, tallying a match-high 73 swings to lead the Utes to a 27-25, 25-20, 23-25, 17-25, 15-13 upset win over No.