DIII student-athlete, Adrian Zhang comes to the show to discuss his recruiting process, being more focused on academics than athletics, his experience at a DIII school, and more. (Music: Rover - BlocBoy JB)

Siem joins the show to ‘chop it up’ about the current state of college tennis, playing USTA instead of ITF in juniors, visiting colleges during his recruiting process, and more. (Music: 21 Savage - A Lot)

Brent Boleslav joins the show as we discuss his recruiting process, going to a small D1 school in Western New York, mental health for student-athletes, and more. (Music: Suge - DaBaby)

La Paz Finest, Juan Batalla entra al show para discutir el no ser elegible para la NCAA, hacer una parada en NAIA, su mala perspectiva de college tennis como junior, y más. (Música: Vete - Bad Bunny)

De Venezuela para el mundo, Pedrito discute viajar desde Sudamérica con su hermano para jugar college tennis, las ventajas y desventajas de community colleges, su carrera como entrenador, y más. (Música: Could You Be Loved)

Nicaise Muamba comes as a guest to discuss his junior career with Tennis Canada, going to Tennessee and then transferring to Liberty, inspiring the next generation of Canadians, and more. (Music: Drake - Pain 1993)

Mexican-American, Jamie joins the show as we chop it up about him only receiving one D1 offer in HS, becoming the best player in the history of the program, the awkwardness of decommitting from a school, and more. (Music: Anuel AA - Amanece)

Nadine from SCU joins the show to talk about attending a party school as a student-athlete, professors being understanding about athletes in college, and more. (Music: Coaster - Khalid)

SU’s, Emilio Monroy habla de ir a la universidad en su segundo idioma, la importancia de tener ‘safety schools’, el ambiente de la fiesta en la universidad para un student-athlete, y más. (Música: Sacrifices - Drake)

Former No, 4 ITF, Carson Branstine joins the show to talk about being a first generation American, dropping some wisdom on the transfer process, coming back from a meniscus injury, and more. (Music: Don Toliver - No Idea)