Legendary Nebraska volleyball coach John Cook announced on Wednesday that after 32 years, 25 with the Cornhuskers, he is retiring. Here's more:

Nebraska women's volleyball coach John Cook retired Wednesday, and the school hired former player Dani Busboom Kelly to replace him.

Busboom Kelly, 39, was a four-sport standout at Adams Freeman High School in rural Nebraska about 30 miles south of Lincoln. She committed to the Huskers as a sophomore and won a national championship as a setter-turned-libero under Cook in 2006. She was on his bench as an assistant coach for Nebraska’s title run in 2015.

Husker Nation is welcoming new Nebraska volleyball coach Dani Busboom Kelly on Thursday. The Nebraska native replaces John Cook, who retired last week. Busboom Kelly, the fourth head coach in program history, agreed to a six-year contract with NU.

Check out the details of Dani Busboom Kelly's six-year contract, including salary and bonuses for Big Ten and national championships.

Nebraska Volleyball Coach Dani Busboom Kelly received a Big Red welcome Thursday during a celebration at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. “This has been a homecoming fit for a queen,” Busboom Kelly said,

Dani Busboom Kelly on why her Nebraska staff will feature plenty of familiar faces, options for the third assistant and moving her family to Nebraska.

"I was her junior volleyball coach, and the very first thing she said to me when she walked into the gym is, 'I'm going to play for the Huskers someday,'"