The Penn State women’s volleyball regular season comes to a close on Saturday night when it visits Iowa. Penn State still looks to be in good shape to get a spot in the upcoming NCAA women’s volleyball tournament, but ending the season wiht a win would be helpful for seeding purposes.
Penn State is coming off a sweep at the hands of No. 1 Nebraska on Friday night. That means the Nittany Lions need to move on from their latest setback quickly if it hopes to end the season with a win on the road just before Selection Sunday for the NCAA women’s volleyball tournament.
Here is how to watch Saturday evening’s Penn State women’s volleyball match at Iowa.
What channel is Penn State women’s volleyball vs. Iowa on today?
Penn State vs. Iowa women’s volleyball will air on the Big Ten Network on Saturday evening. Streaming options for the game include B1G+, the Big Ten’s official streaming service, and Fubo, which offers a free trial for new members.
Penn State vs. Iowa women’s volleyball time today
- Date: Saturday, November 29, 2025
- Start time: 7:00 p.m. ET
The Penn State vs. Iowa women’s volleyball match starts at 7:00 p.m. ET from the Xtream Arena in Coralville, Iowa.
Upcoming Penn State women’s volleyball schedule
- Dec. 4-6 – NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds
- Dec. 11-14 – NCAA Regional Semifinal/Final
- Dec. 18 – NCAA National Semifinal
- Dec. 21 – NCAA National Championship
Penn State’s current NCAA tournament projections
Sunday will be Selection Sunday for the NCAA women’s volleyball tournament. Going into the final weekend of the season, Penn State seems to be sitting in a decent enough spot to secure one of the seeded spots in the field. The NCAA’s current bracket predictions have Penn State receiving a No. 7 seed and facing Arkansas State in the first round, with a potential matchup with projected No. 2 seed SMU awaiting the winner. ESPN’s updated tournament projections agree wiht Penn State in line for a No. 7 seed, along with Florida, Northern Iowa, and Marquette.
A loss to Nebraska may not impact Penn State’s overall seeding and projections much, given the dominance of the Cornhuskers this season. But dropping a match at Iowa could absolutely hurt the seeding projections on the eve of selection day.
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