Two historic programs collide for College MatchDay on Saturday, Feb. 9, at 6 p.m., when Duke meets Tennessee live on Tennis Channel.

Matchup

• Duke vs. Tennessee - men.

Date, Time and Promotions

•  Saturday, Feb. 9

• First serve: 6 p.m.

• Gates open: 5 p.m.

• Feb. 9 is National Pizza Day. The first 150 fans in attendance will receive a wristband for a complimentary slice of pizza after doubles play.

Location

• USTA National Campus (Collegiate Complex)

• Address: 10000 USTA Blvd., Orlando, FL 32827

• Phone: (844) 872-8667

Tickets

• Click here to reserve tickets to College MatchDay events.

• Seats are available on a first-come, first-serve basis, and standing-room viewing will be available once the seats are full.

Parking

• Parking is free and is first-come, first-serve.

RV Parking

• Fans with RVs are directed to park in the back row of the main parking lot.

Bus Parking

• Bus lane is located near the front of the main parking lot.

Prematch Festivities

• Starting at 5 p.m., fans can enjoy tailgating games, face painters, a caricature artist and much more, all for free.

• A free interactive College MatchDay kids’ clinic, powered by Net Generation, will begin at 5 p.m. There will be three 15-minute sessions held at the Collegiate Center.

• There also will be giveaways throughout the night.

• Merchandise, food and refreshments including adult beverages will be available for purchase.

Television

• The match will air live on Tennis Channel.

Match Format

• Doubles will open the match. The first team to win two of the three doubles matches earns one overall team point. Matches are one six-game set.

• Following doubles, six singles matches take place (best of three sets). Each match is worth one team point.

• The first school to secure four team points wins the match.

Courts

• The national anthem and team introductions will take place on Collegiate Center Court 1 (side facing the parking lot), while all matches will take place on Courts 1-6.

Previous Meetings

• Tennessee leads the all-time series with Duke, 14-11. On a neutral surface, UT leads, 2-1.

• The two programs first met when the Volunteers defeated the Blue Devils in Durham, N.C., in 1975.

• They have met every season since 2011, with UT earning a home victory over Duke last season, 4-1.