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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We cover the recent US Open results of former college tennis players, discuss the changes to this season's ITA rankings, the messy rollout and mistakes, and give our takeaways from the rankings. 

1:19 - US Open Storylines (Maya Joint, R16 singles success, doubles highlights)
13:20 - Changes to ITA preseason rankings, messy rollout, and mistakes
26:58 - Men's rankings deep-dive
34:52 - Women's rankings deep-dive

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Commonwealth allows anyone to buy shares and back an athlete's career, starting at just $50 a share. Last week, Commonwealth released its first tennis offering: recent Duke graduate Garrett Johns. 

Commonwealth CEO Brian Doxtator joins the show to discuss his mission to eliminate predatory investor deals in tennis, how you can easily invest in Johns' nascent pro career, and how Commonwealth can transform the tennis funding landscape.

You can download the Commonwealth App, by searching CMNWLTH in the App store.

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It's the first day of the US Open main draw! We discuss the top five most intriguing storylines surrounding the twenty-seven former college tennis players in the singles main draw. 

Who will make the deepest run? Who has the most momentum heading into the last slam of the year? Who could play the #1 seed on Arthur Ashe Stadium? 

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College tennis looks very different than it did in 2019. With players having more freedom of movement and the ability to get paid, coaches are getting creative in how they win. 
 
We talk through the biggest moments from the past five years that stick out as inflection points that altered the norms of college tennis. 

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After a decorated five years in college, Oklahoma State's Tyler Zink is off to a remarkable start to his pro career. He recently captured his first pro singles title at the $15K in Huntsville, Alabama. Tyler joins the show to discuss:

• Differences between playing pro and college tennis
• What it's like to play Carlos Alcaraz at Wimbledon
• How he found his love for tennis at Oklahoma State
• His mindset and goals for his pro career

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Gretchen Rush was a 4x All-American at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas. At Trinity, she won the NCAA doubles title in 1983, made two NCAA singles finals, and helped the Tigers make four straight NCAA semifinal appearances. Rush made two slam singles quarterfinals and competed for Team USA at the 1984 Olympics while enrolled at Trinity. Rush would later make the mixed doubles Wimbledon final in 1988 and the singles quarterfinal in 1989. 

Rush was one of the early pioneers for a women's college player in the NCAA era having success on tour so she joins the show to discuss balancing college and pro tennis, and provides her reflections on the sport that's given her so much. Topics include:

• Choosing pro vs. college route
• Why she chose Trinity and how a small school in Texas could compete against Stanford and UCLA
• Why she finished her four years at Trinity despite making the French Open quarterfinal in the same year she won the NCAA doubles title
• The transition from NAIAW to NCAA for women's tennis 
• Differences between college tennis in the 1980s vs. 2020s
• Playing on center court Wimbledon against Navratilova, and what it means to represent Team USA at the Olympics

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Rising Michigan fifth-year Gavin Young just won his first pro singles title at the $25K in Edwardsville, Illinois. Gavin discusses the special atmosphere in Edwardsville, his unexpected journey to Michigan, goals for his final year, and plans for a pro career. Plus, is he overlooked?! 

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It had been six years since Michaela Gordon last competed in an ITF pro tennis tournament until she showed up at the Monastir $15K this summer. The 4x All-American and 2x NCAA team champion at Stanford ('18, '19) had set up her life to move on from tennis. Those decisions included getting a masters degree from Stanford and beginning a career in venture capital. What changed?

Michaela joins the show to reflect on her Stanford career and share why she left her corporate job to pursue a pro tennis career. 

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Filip Planinsek became Alabama's first NCAA singles champion when he claimed the title this year in Stillwater, Oklahoma. On this episode, Filip shares:

• His unexpected journey from Slovenia to Tuscaloosa
• How being "pissed" after the team's NCAA loss to Duke fueled his motivation for the singles tournament
• At what point in the tournament he knew he could win the title
• His plans for the fall and if he'll return to Alabama

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On Friday, the historic House Settlement was filed with the court. In this episode, we walk through the key settlement details of back pay, future revenue sharing, NIL governance, and roster limits. What does it mean to allow for 790+ more NCAA scholarships and how will all these changes impact college tennis? 

Plus, key takeaways from the NCAA D1 Tennis Committee annual meeting. 

1:40 - House settlement overview
13:00 - Roster limits
19:45 - Reactions to the changes
30:18 - D1 Tennis Committee meeting takeaways

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Sports attorney Mit Winter of Kennyhertz Perry joins to breakdown the lawsuits against the NCAA and the potential impact to college tennis players. We discuss:

• Recent House settlement progress and the impact that will have to scholarship limits
• Mit's prediction on how schools will treat non-revenue sports like tennis when it comes to scholarships or cutting programs
• The legal pathway that now exists to classify student-athletes as employees
• NCAA's response and defense to Reese Brantmeier's lawsuit
• What Reese Brantmeier's preliminary injunction argues and how its request could open the doors for players to immediately accept pro prize money

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David Lipe is in his thirteenth year as Tournament Director of the Edwardsville Futures, a men's $25K USTA Pro Circuit tournament in Edwardsville, Illinois. David joins to provide the inside scoop behind running a tournament which is a staple for current collegiate players and future stars. We discuss:

• What's preventing more lower-level pro events in the US?
• Most expensive line items in the budget and cost-saving tricks
• Wild card politics and how they're distributed
• How to turn out 500 people for a final
• Lessons on marketing college and pro events as a place to see future Wimbledon stars 

Follow @FuturesEdwards on Twitter to keep up with the event beginning July 28 - August 4. 

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It's a summer podcast recapping the biggest news and results in college tennis! Adam Drucker joins the show to discuss:

• USC hires Marc Lucero (men) and Pete Billingham (women) as Associate Head Coaches. What impact will Lucero have on the men's program?
• D3 scoring changes
• Borges, Shnaider, Giron claim ATP and WTA titles
• NCAA doubles champions Cash/Tracy (Ohio State) make the Newport ATP 250 final
• Stoiana, Akli breakthrough at the W75 Level
• M25, M15, W15 standouts, and more!

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Former college tennis stars shined bright at Wimbledon! We discuss what factors have led to former college tennis players having a breakthrough on the pro tour and then recap the historic success and cinderella runs -- including singles and doubles. 

Plus, we touch on some of the non-Wimbledon runs happening at the ITF and Challenger level. 

Adam Drucker, tennis enthusiast and former University of Georgia club tennis player, joins the show to break down all the action!

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College tennis is back! We discuss some of the surprising off court storylines, breakdown the preseason rankings, and talk about returning players we’re most intrigued by this fall. 

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Pat Maloney just completed his first year on the pro tour after helping Michigan reach back-to-back NCAA QFs in 2022 and 2023. After winning the Los Angeles M15 singles title -- the first of his nascent career -- he joins the show to discuss his stellar week in SoCal, how to prepare for a pro career, what lessons he's learned in year 1, and what's next in year 2. 

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TCU Head Coach David Roditi reflects on bringing home the first NCAA title in program history back to his alma mater. 

We discuss:

• Navigating the tumultuous ups and downs of the season
• Belief and trust in the team during the NCAA tournament
• Sebastian Gorzny's decision to transfer to Texas
• The state of college tennis economics 

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Recapping all of the news from the college tennis world last week! Including:
- Transfer commitments
- USTA Collegiate Summer Team
- ITA Regional and National Awards
- ITA Kickoff Draft
- Pro Wild Cards for ITA Summer Championships
- Pro Results: Brits make a push for Wimbledon, Braswell shines in Wichita, and more!

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We put a final bow on the 2024 NCAA tournament as Ethan Moszkowski rejoins the show. We each share our three biggest takeaways from the event, differences between following the event in-person vs. virtually, and discuss standout player performances. 

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The NCAA resolved several anti-trust lawsuits with a watershed settlement that will allow schools pay athletes directly. We explain the settlement in details, discuss what it means for college tennis, and address listener questions/reactions!

2:20 - Explaining the settlement (backpay to athletes, revenue sharing, no scholarship limits)
18:29 - How the settlement impacts college tennis
28:00 - Listener questions and reactions

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Recapping the four NCAA singles and doubles championship matches from Stillwater, Oklahoma! 

0:45 - Takeaways (weather, simultaneous matches, crowd)
5:10 - Filip Planinsek (Alabama) wins the men's singles title
13:55 - Alexa Noel (Miami) wins the women's singles title
23:00 - Ohio State (Tracy/Cash) wins the men's doubles title
26:22 - Georgia (Vidmanova/Mert) wins the women's doubles title

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Recapping the NCAA singles and doubles semifinals and previewing the championship matches!

1:50 - Men's SF: Planinsek (Alabama) def. Baris (Mich St.)
7:40 - Men's SF: Zheng (Columbia) def. Smith (Arizona)
13:57 - Men's F Preview: Zheng (Columbia) vs. Planinsek (Alabama)
17:00 - Women's SF: Noel (Miami) def. Stoiana (TAMU)
21:53 - Women's SF: Lopata (UGA) def. Rajecki (NCSU)
27:17 - Women's F Preview: Noel (Miami) vs. Lopata (UGA)
31:08 - Men's Doubles Recap and Preview
35:12 - Women's Doubles Recap and Preview
37:26 - Issues with NCAA scheduling

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We’re halfway through the NCAA singles and doubles event. On this episode, we give takeaways about the event thus far, some of the shocking upsets we’ve seen, and what to expect in the quarterfinals. 

0:35 - The state of NCAA individuals
9:21 - Men's tournament recap
23:38 - Men's QF preview
35:38 - Women's tournament recap
43:41 - Women's QF preview

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Two first-time NCAA champions were crowned Sunday's finals! We recap the matches, the multiple controversies, and provide takeaways for all the teams. 

2:30 - #4 TCU def. #2 Texas 4-3 (men)
29:19 - #13 Texas A&M def. #7 Georgia 4-1 (women)

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Recapping semifinal Saturday and previewing the NCAA finals between two conference foes. Plus, we provide a retrospective for each loser from today's semifinal. 

1:11 - Takeaways 
3:20 - #4 TCU def. #1 Ohio State 4-2
16:33 - #2 Texas def. #6 Wake Forest 4-2
27:02 - #2 Texas vs. #4 TCU men's final preview
34:12 - #7 Georgia def. #6 Pepperdine 4-0
43:35 - #13 Texas A&M def. #16 Tennessee 4-1
51:02 - #7 Georgia vs. #13 Texas A&M women's final preview

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Last season, UCLA's Emon van Loben Sels had a breakout sophomore season. He went from a 3-3 recored at the bottom of the lineup his freshman season to leading the Bruins in total singles and doubles wins. Emon carried that momentum onto the pro tour where he just won his first pro singles title. 

Emon joins the show to talk about what changed in his first two seasons with the Bruins, the emotions of winning his first pro title, and what to expect from UCLA in 2026!

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Top seeds were tested and the 2x defending champion was taken out! We recap each of the four men's NCAA quarterfinals and preview the semifinal matchups. 

1:27 - #1 Ohio State def. #8 Columba 4-2
11:57 - #4 TCU def. #5 Kentucky 5-0
21:27 - #2 Texas def. #7 Tennessee 4-2
33:20 - #6 Wake Forest def. #3 Virginia 4-1

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The NCAA women's quarterfinals begin Friday, 5/17 in Stillwater, Oklahoma. We preview all four matches and discuss the biggest questions for each team, their match calculus, and make predictions!

2:30 - Who is the favorite?
7:16 - #2 Stanford vs. #7 Georgia
17:24 - #3 Michigan vs. #6 Pepperdine
24:45- #5 Virginia vs. #13 Texas A&M
33:00 - #8 UCLA vs. #16 Tennessee

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The NCAA men's quarterfinals begin Thursday, 5/16 in Stillwater, Oklahoma. We preview all four matches and discuss the biggest questions for each team, their match calculus, and make predictions!

3:26 - Who is the favorite?
6:10 - #1 Ohio State vs. #8 Columbia
16:27 - #4 TCU vs. #5 Kentucky
29:20 - #2 Texas vs. #7 Tennessee
39:33 - #3 Virginia vs. #6 Wake Forest

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Recapping each of the eight women's Sweet 16 matches! We discuss the stunning upsets, the blowouts, and give takeaways leading into Friday's quarterfinals. 

0:45 - Takeaways
6:25 - #16 Tennessee def. #1 Oklahoma State 4-2
16:20 - #13 Texas A&M def. #4 North Carolina 4-1
24:40 - #7 Georgia def. #10 Cal 4-2
29:20 - #5 Virginia def. Vanderbilt 4-1
34:35 - #8 UCLA def. #9 Texas 4-1
38:46 - #2 Stanford def. #15 NC State 4-0
43:41 - #6 Pepperdine def. #11 USC 4-0
47:30 - #3 Michigan def. Miami 4-0

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Recapping each of the eight men's Sweet 16 matches! All top 8 seeds advanced to the Quarterfinals and we discuss the barnburners, the blowouts, and give takeaways.

1:15 - Takeaways
4:30 - #7 Tennessee def. #10 Florida State 4-3
12:15 - #8 Columbia def. #9 Arizona 4-3
18:18 - #5 Kentucky def. #12 Harvard 4-2
22:15 - #3 Virginia def. South Carolina 4-1
26: 33 - #6 Wake Forest def. Stanford 4-1
29:57 - #1 Ohio State def. #16 Mississippi State
32:23 - #2 Texas def. #15 Texas A&M 4-0
34:45 - #4 TCU def. #13 Duke 4-0

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The men's NCAA Sweet 16 matches happen Friday and Saturday across the country. On this episode, we break down each Sweet 16 matchup and discuss the match calculus for each teams, if we think there's upset potential, and make predictions!

5:50 - #1 Ohio State vs. #16 Mississippi State
10:29 - #8 Columbia vs. #9 Arizona
16:50 - #5 Kentucky vs. #12 Harvard
24:45 - #4 TCU vs. #13 Duke
30:38 - #3 Virginia vs. South Carolina
37:25 - #6 Wake Forest vs. Stanford
46: 15 - #7 Tennessee vs. #10 Florida State
50:36 - #2 Texas vs. #15 Texas A&M

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The Sweet 16 has been decided! We recap all of the men's regional action by going through the upsets, thrilling matches, and biggest takeaways. 

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It's the first day of the 2024 NCAA tennis tournament! On this episode, we answer your final questions as we prepare for regional action across the country. 

0:55 - Thoughts on UNC’s switch of Crawley and Scotty?
4:18 - Why is Brantmeier listed in the NCAA doubles event but not singles?
5:11 - Why are Elizabeth Scotty and Anika Yarlagadda not in the doubles draw despite being ranked #24?
9:52 - Who are the lowest seeded teams I could see winning the title?
16:00 - Why is Eleana Yu not on Stanford’s lineup?
17:30 - What do you make of Ohio State’s lineup shenanigans? 
20:15 - What are the lineup rules for NCAA and what has changed?
21:48 - Should college events offer pro points?
24:02 - What are my hopes for Oklahoma State as a host?
29:51 - NCAA men’s All-Star team

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The brackets are set! We preview the 2024 NCAA men's tournament by breaking down this weekend's regionals. We give our high-level takeaways, best first round matchups, seeds on upset alert, and make predictions! 

4:30 - Bracket Takeaways (Seeding, 400 mile rule, parity)
12:42 - #1 Ohio State Quarter
20:33 - #4 TCU Quarter
31:35 - #3 Virginia Quarter
46:00 - #2 Texas Quarter

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Head Coach Chris Young has helped Oklahoma State win everything this season. The Cowgirls are 27-0 and find themselves six home matches away from winning the first women's NCAA title (in any sport!) in school history. 

Coach Young discusses what makes this team special, some memorable moments from the season, what's required to host NCAAs, and what it will take for the Cowgirls to win the title in May. 

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Electronic line calling is coming to NCAAs, potentially as early as this fall! That's one of the takeaways from the NCAA D1 Tennis Committee Annual Report. We discuss the other notable takeaways (e.g. championship format, fall pilot, new committee chair!) on this episode. 

Plus: Jeff Nevolo is out at SMU and this open role might be the hottest in the country. 

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Texas junior Pierre-Yves Bailly earned the Big 12 Tournament Most Outstanding Player award for his undefeated performances in singles and doubles which helped Texas earn its first Big 12 tournament title since 2018. 

Pierre discusses how Texas rebounded from their early season losses, his path to college tennis, playing on a team with his younger brother, and what it will take for Texas to win the NCAA title. 

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Three Power 5 conferences concluded their championships this past weekend. We recap the finals, the off-court storylines and controversies, and update on NCAA seeding and bubble watch implications!

2:40 - ACC Recap
12:57 - Big 12 Reap
24:45 - SEC Recap

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Will the Virginia men win their fourth straight ACC conference tournament title and will the UNC women win their first since 2021?

We overview the ACC conference tournament in Cary, NC, discuss the most intriguing storylines from the season, what to watch for during the tournament, and breakdown top 8/16 seeding and NCAA bubble watch implications!

1:39 - Women's Preview
30:51 - Men's Preview

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