No-Ad, No Problem – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Two days in and both top seeds are gone. Keegan Rice of Virginia upset the top men’s seed to start today’s action. Seeds continued to fall and All-Americans were crowned as players advanced to the Round of 16. 

Hear our recap live from the USTA National Campus!

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The first day of the NCAA singles tournament brought some massive upsets as #1 Valerie Glozman (Stanford) and #2 Duncan Chan (TCU) both lost in three sets. Chaos continued on the women’s sides as three other top 8 seeds lost, but order was mostly maintained on the men’s side. 

Hear our recap of Day 1 and what we’re excited for on Day 2!

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Teams across the country kicked off their fall season to prepare for All-Americans next week. We break down how the fall season works, the NCAA qualifying pathway, and results from Battle in the Bay and the Kitty Harrison Invitational. 

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Arizona State senior Murphy Cassone captured his first ATP Challenger title in Calgary, Canada and has risen to ATP #331. Murphy discusses how he was able to compete with "house money" in Canada, plus:

• Why he chose Arizona State
• The evolution of NIL in college tennis
• His decision to skip NCAAs in the fall
• Rivalry with Arizona's Colton Smith
• Growing @OnlyForehands_ on Instagram

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The final qualifying tournaments for the inaugural fall NCAA individual championships are here! The ITA Sectionals and Conference Masters Championships run November 7-10. We discuss the players we’re watching most closely in these final events!

• Pepperdine’s Per Nilsson takes the Florida job
• Current and recent collegians shine on the pro tour
• Top 5 men and women we’re watching in the Sectionals and Conference Masters events

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It's been a very busy news week for college tennis! We discuss recent ATP Challenger success, the current status of Brantmeier's lawsuit, the USTA ending its 40+ year tradition of awarding an American NCAA winner with a main draw wild card, and the newly announced NCAA host sites. 

1:15: ATP Challenger success for college players; will Stanford's Nishesh Basavareddy turn pro?

7:38: House settlement is moving forward and the judge denies Brantmeier's preliminary injunction filing

14:06: Florida's Roland Thornqvist steps down effective immediately; who will be the next Florida coach?

24:33: The USTA ends a 40+ year tradition of awarding an American NCAA winner with a main draw US Open wild card

38:23: 2027 and 20208 NCAA host sites

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The ITA All-American Championships concluded and we have our first NCAA qualifiers. We discuss the biggest storylines surrounding All-Americans (withdrawals?! seed carnage!), discuss the very different runs from the historic champions, and overview which players caught our eye. 

1:10 - Biggest All-American Storylines
15:30 - Men's NCAA Qualifiers
28:45 - Women's NCAA Qualifiers

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It’s here! The inaugural NCAA individual championships will be held this November at Baylor and the first of four qualifying events begins this weekend. We discuss how the NCAA arrived at the decision to split the event, the pathway for players to qualify, and if American winners will still earn a US Open wild card. 

• 1:20 - History behind why the NCAA decided to split the team and individual championships
• 9:10 - Breaking down the four qualifying tournaments and criteria
• 32:50 - Will American winners still earn a US Open wild card and other open questions

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Naming our top five players to watch this 2024 fall season! Who do we expect will make the biggest jump in level? Who intrigues us the most? Plus, we predict who will win the inaugural NCAA fall singles championship!

5:30 - Women's Players to Watch
29:00 - Men's Players to Watch
47:30 - NCAA Singles Predictions

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Columbia junior Michael Zheng had a banner summer. He became the first Columbia player to reach the NCAA singles final, won his first pro singles title, and competed in his second straight US Open qualifying. 

Michael joins the show to discuss the full circle moment of competing in US Open qualifying on the same courts he grew up on, why he chose Columbia, his runs in the NCAA and pro events this summer, and expectations for this upcoming season. 

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