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LINCOLN, Neb. (May 20, 2024) Harper Murray, a standout player for the Nebraska Cornhuskers volleyball team, recently released a statement expressing regret for her recent legal troubles.
Last Thursday, Murray was cited for shoplifting at a local sporting goods store. This incident follows a DUI charge she received in April.
Murray, who has since deleted her Instagram statement, acknowledged the impact of her actions on her family, team, and supporters. Recently released a statement
Harper Murray Statement
In her statement, she says:
“I deeply regret some of the recent decisions I’ve made and the pain that I have caused my family, my team, volleyball fans, and everyone who has supported me,” Murray wrote. “I take full responsibility for my actions.”
The shoplifting incident occurred on May 3 at Scheels, where security footage reportedly showed Murray concealing five gold rings valued at approximately $70. She was seen removing the rings from her car afterward. Murray was cited for shoplifting on May 16 and suspended from the team’s spring match against Denver.
In April, Murray was arrested for DUI with a blood alcohol content of 0.169%, nearly double the legal limit. Her court hearing for the DUI charge has been scheduled for June.
Nebraska Athletics issued a statement saying, “We are aware of the incident report from Thursday night and are gathering more information. Any further discipline will be handled internally.”
Murray, who played a crucial role in the Cornhuskers’ successful 2023 season, has promised to share her story in the future to help others. “When the time is right, I hope to share my story more and, in the process, hopefully help others,” she added.
As the legal proceedings continue, the Nebraska volleyball community awaits further updates on Murray’s situation and potential consequences.
Stay tuned for updates as the situation unfolds.
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