The Drake women’s volleyball team will open the 2024 season with a game against the Missouri Tigers on August 30 at 3:30 p.m. CT, an early season test match for the women’s volleyball programs.
Mizzou received votes in the 2024 AVCA Preseason Volleyball Rankings and looks to start strong with games against Drake, No. 12 Creighton and NC State at the 2024 Bluejay Invitational in Omaha, NE.
The Tigers lead the all-time series with Drake at 18-5-1. The last time Drake and Mizzou met was in 2018, when the Tigers earned a 3-0 victory.
Missouri returns six of seven starters from 2023, including the All-SEC trio of Maya Sands, Jordan Iliffm and Sierra Dudley. The Tigers were predicted to finish sixth in the 2024 SEC Preseason Coaches Poll.
The Drake Bulldogs, who were the MVC runners-up for two straight years, finished third in the MVC Preseason Coaches Poll. After their Bluejay Invitational appearance against the Tigers, the Bulldogs will play NC State on August 31 and the No. 12 Creighton Volleyball Bluejays on Sunday, September 1. All games will be streamed live on FloVolleyball.
Here’s everything you need to know to watch Drake vs. Mizzou volleyball live on FloVolleyball:
When does Drake play volleyball for Missouri?
Drake will play against Mizzou Volleyball on August 30th at 3:30 p.m. CT.
How to watch the Drake vs. Missouri women’s volleyball game
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2024 Drake vs. Missouri – Women
Where is Drake vs Mizzou volleyball played?
Drake will play volleyball at the Bluejay Invitational at DJ Sokol Arena in Omaha, NE, Missouri.
Division I volleyball rankings
- Texas (46) – 1503 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Nebraska (15) – 1474 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Wisconsin – 1391 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Pittsburgh – 1338 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Stanford – 1228 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Louisville – 1221 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Penn State – 1005 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Purdue – 986 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Kentucky – 963 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Oregon – 943 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Florida – 870 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Creighton – 811 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Kansas – 691 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Georgia Tech – 665 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Tennessee – 650 points – 0-0 record – NR
- BYU – 547 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Arizona State – 430 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Minnesota – 358 points – 0-0 record – NO
- Arkansas – 334 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Florida State – 309 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Southern California – 300 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Dayton – 269 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Baylor – 244 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Marquette – 233 points – 0-0 record – NR
- Georgia – 187 points – 0-0 record – NR
Others who received votes and are listed on two or more ballots: Western Kentucky 157; Washington State 105; TCU 97; Houston 96; SMU 76; Ohio State 47; Kansas State 37; Pepperdine 30; Auburn 25; UCLA 25; Iowa State 24; Missouri 21; Hawai’i 20; San Diego 19; Indiana 15; Washington 13; Miami (FL) 10; Western Michigan 10; Utah State 9; Loyola Marymount 4; Colorado State 3; Texas State 2
How to watch women’s college volleyball games
FloVolleyball broadcasts NCAA college volleyball games from Division I, Division II and Division III throughout the season.
