Nebraska Volleyball player Andi Jackson is once again in the news, but this time for a different reason. The middle blocker for the Big Red team recently shared some close moments with her boyfriend, Isaac Wachsmann.
Wachsmann is a baseball player who represents the Creighton Bluejays in college baseball. He plays the outfielder position.
Nebraska Volleyball Players React To Andi Jackson’s Photos With Boyfriend Isaac Wachsmann
Jackson posted some photos of herself spending some quality time with Wachsmann at an undisclosed location. Her teammates lined up in the comment section to express their thoughts about this relationship.
Freshman Teraya Sigler was one of the first players from the Big Red team to drop her reaction. She immediately sent her regards as she wrote,
“Love yall”
Fellow co-skipper Bergen Reilly joined the party as she dropped the following one-word reaction,
“Yes 👏 👏 👏”
Former Nebraska Volleyball player Merritt Beason added a similar reaction when she wrote,
“CUTIES”
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Another Nebraska alumnus, Leyla Blackwell, showered affection on the couple with the following post,
“So precious and so stunning.”
Junior libero Laney Choboy also reacted to the occasion as she posted in the comments section,
“Finally took them!!!! 😍😍”
Even Wachsmann sent his regards as he commented on the post,
“Love this Andi”
Jackson was last seen in action at the 2025 NCAA Championships. The co-skipper was benched out in the final quarter of the match as the Huskers lost 2-3 to eventual NCAA champions, the Texas A&M Aggies.
Jackson’s Performance For Nebraska Volleyball In the 2025-26 Season
Jackson was chosen as one of the three co-skippers for the Nebraska Volleyball team alongside setter Bergen Reilly and senior middle blocker Rebekah Allick.
The trio led the Huskers to a third consecutive Big Ten Conference title for the Big Red team, and the first title under the mentorship of new head coach Dani Busboom Kelly.
Jackson gave one of her best performances in the 2025 season as a middle blocker for the Huskers. She led the attacking front with an impressive hitting percentage of 0.467 and an impressive 288 kills with a strike rate of 2.743 kills per set.
Jackson achieved a match record of 15 kills, 16.5 points, and four digs against the UCLA Bruins in November 2025. Though the Bruins broke their clean sweep streak, the Huskers won the Big Ten match by 3-1.