The Big Ten Conference on Friday released its revised 2021 football schedule, anticipating the return of nonconference games and a full 12-game schedule after the coronavirus pandemic forced programs to play a shortened, conference-only slate in 2020.
The new schedule was updated to accommodate six games that adjusted locations as a result of changes made in the 2020 schedule.
Maryland, which finished 2-3 and had three games canceled because of coronavirus issues, will play seven of its 12 games at home, marking the first time that has happened since 2001. The Terps will also host their entire nonconference slate, which includes games against West Virginia, Howard and Kent State.