Nebraska volleyball’s Harper Murray: ‘I am eager to move forward with my life’

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Husker volleyball star Harper Murray said Wednesday that she is focused on her mental health after her offseason legal troubles.

“Now that necessary legal procedures have run its course, I am eager to move forward with my life,” she said on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.

Murray, who was sentenced for DUI this week and is in a diversion program for shoplifting, apologized to Husker fans for her mistakes.

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She said “no one is more disappointed” than her.

“That is why, over the past couple of months, my main focus has been my mental health and making a dedicated commitment to healing and growing,” she said.

Murray, who will be a sophomore outside hitter this season, said she hopes her story normalizes the discussion of mental health.

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