Nebraska Volleyball player Laney Choboy and her boyfriend, Jeremiah Charles, celebrated pre-Halloween in special cowboy outfits. Choboy sported a blue cropped top with white shorts, a shrug-style jacket, and white cowboy boots.
Meanwhile, Huskers defensive back Jeremiah Charles opted for an all-black look, pairing a cowboy hat with a sleeveless vest, pants, and boots.
How Did Nebraska Volleyball’s Laney Choboy and Her Boyfriend Celebrate Pre-Halloween?
Choboy shared a TikTok video of the two having fun together. In the video, she’s seen holding Charles’ hand as he twirls her around. She captioned the video: “Just a cowgirl who loves her cowboy.”
Meanwhile, her TikTok caption hinted that the look was part of their pre-Halloween fun, writing: “Can you tell we don’t listen to country music 😭 #halloweencostume #cowboy.”
The Academic All-Big Ten honoree in 2024, Charles, posted highlights from his games on Instagram following the team’s 28-21 victory over Northwestern on Saturday, October 25. She playfully reacted to the post, writing, “Can I get your number? 🤤🤤”
Meanwhile, Choboy, now in her junior year, appeared in 36 matches last season, averaging 1.53 digs per set with 36 set assists during her sophomore campaign in 2024. In 2023, she featured in 34 matches, recording 37 set assists and 14 service aces in her freshman season. She has remained a dependable presence in the squad again this year.
Choboy Reflects on Her Competition with Olivia Mauch
Laney Choboy opened up about the friendly competition between her and Olivia Mauch for the libero position, sharing that while there’s always a healthy rivalry, they continue to cheer for each other.
Addressing how switching roles between libero and defensive specialist (DS) can be challenging, she said they’ve both managed to handle it well. Speaking to the media ahead of Nebraska’s matchups with Northwestern and Michigan State, Choboy stated:
“I think it can be really difficult going in and out of that position, but we’ve both handled it really, really well and just try to bring what we bring all the time, no matter what role we’re in. If we’re DS-ing that game, we’re still going to try to bring everything that we would bring if we were libero.”
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She further mentioned that head coach Dani Busboom Kelly and the staff have made her feel valued and trusted, even as her role shifts between libero and DS, making her determined not to take any opportunity for granted.