SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MEN'S TENNIS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Located in Los Angeles and founded in 1880, USC fields a men's tennis program competing in the Big Ten Conference during the spring season. The University of Southern California enrolls 47,147 students across its campus, providing substantial resources for its athletic programs. As a Division I-FBS institution, the Trojans operate within one of college sports' most competitive frameworks, competing against Big Ten opponents in a conference that has historically emphasized both athletic and academic excellence.

USC's men's tennis program represents the university's commitment to developing elite collegiate athletes while maintaining rigorous academic standards. The Trojans compete during the spring season, which allows players to balance their tennis pursuits with the university's demanding academic calendar. Playing at their home venue, the team draws support from the substantial student body and Los Angeles-area tennis community. The Big Ten Conference placement positions USC among some of the nation's most established and competitive programs, with conference matches testing the team throughout the spring schedule against traditional powerhouses and emerging contenders alike.

KEY FACTS

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BIG TEN CONFERENCE MEN'S TENNIS PROGRAMS

• Indiana University, Bloomington Indiana University, Bloomington
• Michigan State Michigan State
• Northwestern Northwestern
• Pennsylvania State Pennsylvania State
• Purdue Purdue
• Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick
• Ohio State Ohio State
• California California
• Illinois Urbana-Champaign Illinois Urbana-Champaign
• Iowa Iowa
• Maryland Maryland
• Michigan Michigan
• Minnesota Minnesota
• Nebraska-Lincoln Nebraska-Lincoln
• Oregon Oregon
• Washington Washington
• Wisconsin-Madison Wisconsin-Madison

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