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Game 9 • Tuesday, Sept. 29 • Missouri State at #1 Creighton • Omaha, Neb. (Morrison Stadium) • 7 pm Up Next Top-ranked Creighton Men's Soccer (8-0-0, 1-0-0 BIG EAST) steps out of BIG EAST action on Tuesday when it hosts former Missouri Valley rival Missouri State (3-2-2, 1-0-0 MVC).

The game will kick off at 7 pm and take place at Michael G. Morrison, S.J., Stadium in Omaha, Neb. Follow The Match Tuesday's game will have a free high-definition video webcast via Jays Video. To access the feed, click on the TV screen icon on the top right corner of GoCreighton.com. Live stats of the match will be available at La Nueva (1020 AM) will broadcast Tuesday's soccer match vs. Missouri State in Spanish.

Jose Munoz and Juan Munoz will be on the call. Scouting Creighton Top-ranked Creighton is 8-0-0 on the season after wins over Michigan (1-0), Milwaukee (4-0), CSUN (2-1), No. 13 UC Irvine (4-0), Michigan State (1-0), Tulsa (1-0), Northern Illinois (2-0) and Seton Hall (4-2). The Bluejays return eight starters and 13 lettermen from last year's team that won the BIG EAST Conference regular-season title, advanced to the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals and finished last season ranked No. 7 in the year-end NSCAA poll. Creighton returns 30 of its 32 goals from last year, including each of its top six scorers.

The Bluejays also return 24-of-30 assists from a year ago, and all but five minutes of the nearly 2,044 minutes in goal from last season. Junior forward (7g, 6a this year) has emerged into a frontrunner for National Player of the Year honors, as he's contributed at least one point in all eight wins to date. He currently leads the nation's top-ranked team in goals, assists and points after earning First Team All-America accolades and BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year honors during a magnificent 2014 season. Last season he led the conference with 28 points, was second in the league with four game-winning goals, and third in both goals (10) and assists (8). Herbers was also a Third Team CoSIDA Academic All-American last year. Senior (4g this year) paced the league in assists (9), shots (75) and shots on goal (36) during a 2014 campaign that saw him add Second Team All-America plaudits.

Pitter was also named BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year in 2014. Senior goalkeeper (0.38 GAA this year) returns in net after ranking second nationally in goals against average (0.49) and 10th in save percentage (.841) a year ago. Sparrow's career 0.45 goals against average as a Bluejay is the best in Creighton history among goalies with at least 2,000 minutes in net. Scouting Missouri State Missouri State is 3-2-2 this fall through seven games and enters Tuesday after Saturday's emotional 1-0 victory over SIU Edwardsville on a header in the final seconds of overtime. Jake Buckle has two of MSU's four goals this season, with Jack Griffin and James Routledge owning the other tallies.

Liam Priestley has surrendered just four goals all season and owns a 0.52 goals against average, including four shutouts. The defending MVC regular-season champion Bears bring back five starters and 10 lettermen from a team that went 9-5-4 a year ago. Series History vs.

Missouri State Creighton is 21-8-4 all-time against Missouri State, including a 12-3-0 mark in Omaha. Each of the last nine meetings have seen at least one team get shut out, and the last three encounters have all been 1-0 affairs. Is 2-1-0 against the Bears since coming to Creighton. Getting Defensive The last nine meetings between Missouri State and Creighton have contained a total of eight total goals, as there's been one 2-0 score, six 1-0 finals and two scoreless ties. Creighton is 107-7-8 all-time at Morrison Stadium when scoring at least one goal, including 18 straight victories. At all sites, Creighton is 23-0-2 since the start of the 2014 season when scoring at least one goal. Youtube download 320 kbps. Nationally, Creighton and Missouri State tied for the national lead last season (along with Monmouth and Cornell) by allowing just 11 goals.