Columbia Senior Michael Zheng sits at ATP #180. Will he return for his senior season to help Columbia try to earn its first NCAA team title? 

Plus, 22 additional singles players earn their spots at NCAAs by reaching the ITA Regional finals. We debate the merits of Regionals as a pathway, discuss the winners, and share surprises.

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10 singles players and 4 doubles teams qualified for the NCAAs in November based on their results at the ITA All-American Championships. We recap the event, name the most surprising players and performances, and look ahead to how the remaining NCAA field will be filled out. 

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The ITA All-American championships main draw begins Wednesday. At stake: 10 singles berths into the NCAA field in November. We discuss the takeaways from pre-qualifying and qualifying results and then react to the singles draw to name who we think will qualify for NCAAs.

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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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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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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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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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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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On Wednesday, Oklahoma State quietly announced that Director of Tennis Chris Young would "not return" to the program and they would begin a national search for his replacement immediately. 

On this episode, we:

• React to the biggest college tennis coaching news in years
• Speculate on what transpired this past week
• Brainstorm some possible replacements
• Consider next steps for players

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Last week, the NCAA released its report documenting tampering violations and a failure to cooperate with the investigation by Oklahoma State women’s tennis head coach and NCAA D1 Tennis Committee Chair Chris Young. These violations rose to the highest level of NCAA violations, a “severe breach of conduct.” 

This episode:

• Provides context for the violations
• Details what happened and explains why these aren’t just run-of-the-mill violations
• Explains the penalties handed out
• Gives my biggest takeaways from the report and where Oklahoma State and college tennis go from here

Read the full report here.

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