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NCAA Tournament Roundtable
by TennisRecruiting.net, 5 May 2008
Today may be Cinco de Mayo, but the month of May is tournament time for college tennis. The first and second rounds of the NCAA Division I Tennis Championships start this Friday, and by Sunday we should know which 32 teams - 16 men's and 16 women's - will be making the trip to Tulsa.
To get your fix of college tennis, make sure to check out some of these websites around the country:
- The tournament central website supplied by the host school, the University of Tulsa.
- Colette Lewis will be in Tulsa throughout the team and individual events, posting daily on ZooTennis.com.
- Marcia Frost will be very busy covering college tennis for both College And Junior Tennis and the new college section of Tennis Magazine.
- There is no bigger fan of college tennis than NBC's Harry Cicma, who should comment on college tennis at his Talk Tennis blog.
- College sports message boards can be great sources of information, and many fans talk college tennis on their Olympic message boards. (Google "Olympic Sports Message Boards" and see the millions of hits that come back.) TheSabre.com, a site that covers UVa athletics, even has a well-traveled tennis message board.
- Finally, the three official sources - NCAASports.com (men, women), the Intercollegiate Tennis Association, and College Tennis Online - are always great sources of information.
Of course, TennisRecruiting.net will be providing its own coverage, with attendance at the event in Tulsa. We had a couple of preview articles before the brackets were announced (men, women), and today we invite some of our college tennis contributors to weigh in on the Big Dance of college tennis.
Colette Lewis (ZooTennis.com), Harry Cicma (NBCSports.com), and regular TennisRecruiting.net contributor Marc Lucero take some time to comment on questions about college tennis and the NCAA tournament. Here are their takes on five different topics...
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