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Big Ten releases baseball schedules, Nebraska set for March 5 opener

By News Feb 17, 2021 | 1:32 PM

The Big Ten Conference has finally released the baseball season schedule.

Teams will play a 44-game, league-only slate. There will be no Big Ten Tournament this season. Each team is scheduled to play every other conference team at least three times.

Nebraska opens the season with two weekends at neutral sites. The first is in Round Rock, Texas, beginning March 5. The Huskers will play a four game series at Dell Diamond Stadium. The next week, Nebraska will play two games each against Iowa and Ohio State at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The home opener for Nebraska is a four-game series against Minnesota, beginning March 26. Other home series are against Maryland, Rutgers, Northwestern, and Michigan.

The Big Ten is including a series of pod weekends, where teams will play two road games against a host school and two neutral site games against another conference foe. The Huskers are set for two pods, with the first at Rutgers along with Indiana and the second at Indiana along with Ohio State.

The full schedule is below.

 

2021 Nebraska Baseball Schedule

March 5-7 (Round Rock, Texas (Dell Diamond))*

vs. Purdue (4 Games)

March 12-14 (Minneapolis, Minn. (US Bank Stadium))

vs. Iowa (2 Games) & Ohio State (2 Games)

March 19-21 (Iowa City, Iowa)

at Iowa (3 Games)

March 26-28 (Hawks Field)*

Minnesota (4 Games)

April 2-4 (Champaign, Ill.)

at Illinois (3 Games)

April 9-11 (Hawks Field)

Maryland (3 Games)

April 16-18 (University Park, Pa.)

at Penn State (3 Games)

April 23-25 (East Lansing, Mich.)

at Michigan State (3 Games)

April 30-May 2 (Hawks Field)

Rutgers (3 Games)

May 7-9 (Piscataway, N.J.)*

at Rutgers (2 Games) & vs. Indiana (2 Games)

May 14-16 (Hawks Field)

Northwestern (3 Games)

May 21-23 (Bloomington, Ind.)*

at Indiana (2 Games) & vs. Ohio State (2 Games)

May 28-30 (Hawks Field)

Michigan (3 Games)

Home series in bold

* – Currently TBA on weekend schedules for four-game series weekend.

Feature Image by Kenny Larabee