The Nebraska men's tennis team will play 16 conference matches as part of its 2021 schedule.
The Huskers will take on 11 of the other 13 Big Ten teams in a regular-season schedule that begins on Feb. 19 and ends on April 18. In an effort to limit travel, Nebraska will not face Maryland or Rutgers this season. Instead, the Huskers will face Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Northwestern and Wisconsin twice while taking on Indiana, Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State, Penn State and Purdue once. As part of its 16-match conference-only schedule, Nebraska will have nine home matches at the Sid and Hazel Dillon Tennis Center and seven road matches.
Nebraska will open the season at home against Purdue (Feb. 19) and Indiana (Feb. 21) before traveling to Iowa (Feb. 28) for one match. The Huskers stay on the road for week three, traveling to Northwestern (March 5) and Illinois (March 7). Nebraska then returns home to the Dillon Tennis Center for two straight weekends of home matches. NU will take on Minnesota (March 12) and Wisconsin (March 14) followed by Michigan State (March 19) and Michigan State (March 21). The Huskers then close the month of March on the road at Ohio State (March 26) and Penn State (March 28).
The Big Red will play all five of its April matches against opponents it faced in March. The final month of the regular season begins with Nebraska hosting Iowa (April 4), Northwestern (April 9) and Illinois (April 11). The Huskers then close the regular season with trips to Minnesota (April 16) and Wisconsin (April 18).
2021 Nebraska Men's Tennis Schedule
Friday, Feb. 19 Purdue
Sunday, Feb. 21 Indiana
Sunday, Feb. 28 at Iowa
Friday, March 5 at Northwestern
Sunday, March 7 at Illinois
Friday, March 12 Minnesota
Sunday, March 14 Wisconsin
Friday, March 19 Michigan State
Sunday, March 21 Michigan
Friday, March 26 at Ohio State
Sunday, March 28 at Penn State
Sunday, April 4 Iowa
Friday, April 9 Northwestern
Sunday, April 11 Illinois
Friday, April 16 at Minnesota
Sunday, April 18 at Wisconsin
*Home matches in bold played at the Sid and Hazel Dillon Tennis Center
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