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Eduardo Villalpando
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El jugador del Barcelona Basket y seleccionado nacional Gael Bonilla habló con Eduardo Villalpando sobre jugar en la EuroLiga, representar al FC Barcelona, jugar ante oponentes NBA con México, y más.
Diego Willis habla con Eduardo Villalpando sobre ser basquetbolista en la NCAA, representar a México en diversas competencias internacionales, hacer la transición al profesionalismo, la NBA en Ciudad de México, y más.
The Forward spoke with Eduardo Villalpando about playing with the Mexico City for the NBA G-League season, the NBA potentially expanding to LatinAmerica, facing adversity, and more.
El entrenador de la selección mexicana de baloncesto Omar Quintero se une al podcast para conversar sobre la NCAA, los mexicanos en Estados Unidos, el pase mundial FIBA, jugar en España, y más.
El seleccionado nacional Fabian Jaimes se une al show para hablar acerca de la oportunidad de calificar al mundial FIBA con México, jugar en la NBA G-League con Capitanes CDMX, el sistema colegial NCAA, y más.
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El basquetbolista mexicano de Stanford, Isael Silva reveló exclusivamente su intención de jugar para México internacionalmente. El nacido en Sacramento, California también hablo acerca de su paso por la universidad, representar a México, escuchar corridos en Estados Unidos, y más.
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Jacob Young has signed with an agency and declared for the 2022 NBA Draft. The G played for three different NCAA programs in Texas, Rutgers and Oregon. This season, he averaged 12ppg for the Ducks in PAC-12 basketball.
Marcus Hammond is officially transferring to the University of Notre Dame from Niagara University. The G did his first interview post transferring and spoke about his decision to go to Indiana, competing in the MAAC, goals for his last season in college basketball, and more.
Raheem Solomon joins the show to talk about redshirting, transferring schools, competing in the MAAC, returning to Connecticut, and more
Two-time All-MAC Jeenathan Williams opens up about his time in Buffalo, getting ready for the 2022 NBA Draft, dropping a career-high against No. 6 Michigan, and more.
Scout joins the show to talk about her decision to attend EWU, being a five star recruit, winning the Big Sky conference, and more.
Live from Olean, NY, sophomore Trevor Masi speaks on decomitting from St. Francis, signing with Niagara, doing his first school year online, and more.
El oaxaqueño Jonathan Morales se una el show para hablar acerca de ser parte de dos programas de División I en la NCAA. También, explica el proceso de transferirse, el uso de las visas y permisos de trabajo, y su experiencia jugando en el máximo nivel colegial.
Jack Armstrong joins the show to talk about his journey as a Toronto Raptors analyst, coaching at the Division I level, graduating from Fordham, life experiences, and more.
Niagara student-athlete Jordan Cintron joins the show to discuss mental health, transferring schools, going prep, playing in New York City, and more.
JUCO product Esteban Roacho joins the show to discuss being part of the NBA Academy, making his debut Mexico’s national team, Junior Collehe basketball, and more.
Idaho sophomore Alex Asenov joins the show to discuss his transition from a prep school to the NCAA, playing tennis with masks, working in the United States, and more.
Villanova freshman Trey Fourticq joins the show to talk about going to a prep school, leaving LA to go to the East Coast, academics as a student-athlete, and more.
NBA G-League assistant coach Mitch Thompson joins the show to talk about being an undergrad assistant at Oregon State, transitioning to pro basketball, equality, and more.
Justin Reyes from the NBA G-League talks about being a late bloomer, becoming a D2 student-athlete, transitioning into pro basketball, playing in the G-League and more.
Central Arkansas Alum Jordan Howard joins the show after another season in the NBA G-League to talk about his experience playing pro ball, going to a mid-major school, facing adversity, Drake being the GOAT and more. (Music: Tuscan Leather Intro)
NBA Strength and Conditioning coach Mike Atkinson joins the show to discuss his experience as an NAIA student-athlete, going through the JUCO system, his nine year stint in the G-League, working with the best athletes in the world, and more. (Picture: Next Subject)
Live and direct from Niagara Falls, UB Guard Ronaldo Segu comes to the show to speak about being from Orlando, committing to Buffalo, developing into one of the best guards in the country, and more. (Rod Wave)
Former NCAA All-American, Joe Young joins the show to talk about his possible NBA return, remembering his college days, being drafted by the Indiana Pacers in 2015, and more.
Sabrina Locas joins the show to discuss her high school career in Canada, joining a Division I school in Niagara, the struggle of English being her second language, starting her pro journey in France, and more.
USC Stefan Dostanic hops on the podcast to discuss growing up in Southern California, committing to USC, becoming a Pac-12 champion, and more. (Music: Lil Uzi - Yessirski)
NU's Manuel Alonso se une al show para hablar acerca de lo que significa jugar college athletics para jugadores latinoamericanos, hacer la escuela en su segundo idioma, competir en la división 1 de la NCAA, y más. (Música: Sebastián Yatra - Una Lady Como Tú)
Iowa's Alexa Noel talks about becoming an ITA All-American, Big Ten Player of the Year, Big Ten Freshman of the Year and ITA Rookie of the Year in her first year in the NCAA. She also speaks heavily about the importance of mental-health, hating to go to the track at 6am on Mondays, and more. (Music: Drake - Furthest Thing)
Stanford's Arthur Fery hops on the show to discuss playing Wimbledon as a freshman in college, living in Palo Alto, spreading the UK culture in America, British players in college tennis, and more. (AJ Tracey - Ladbroke Grove)
UK's Gabriel Diallo breaks down becoming an All-American, discovering a part of himself during the COVID-19 pandemic, being a late bloomer, and more. (Music: Drake - Scholarships)
UNC Alum Sara Daavettila hops on the show to discuss the culture at Chapel Hill, the main things she learned while being a student-athlete, becoming one of the best college players, and more. (Music: Wants and Needs - Drake)
DC's finest Will Woodall joins the show to talk about the culture at UVA, how easy it is to network for student-athletes, energy in collegiate athletics, and more. (Music: Drake - Laugh Now, Cry Later)
Fresh off an NCAA Championship run with the Florida Gators and Duarte Vale talks about something much bigger than sports, mental-health. He also speaks about committing to Florida, being a three-time All-American, not taking things for granted, and more. (Music: Drake - Controlla)
NBA G-League General Manager Nick Lagios stops by the show to talk about working his way up in the industry, the importance of authentic relationships, becoming a soccer fan during lockdown, and more. (Photo: Capitanes CDMX / Music: Red Hot Chilli Peppers)
NU’s Kelsey Araujo joins the show to talk about the importance of investing in women’s sports, attending a small D1 school, tearing her ACL, and more. (Music: Peaches - Justin Bieber)
Cuatro veces campeón de MAAC con Monmouth, Sergio Martínez se convierte en el más reciente tenista mexicano en venir al podcast y hablar acerca de su transición de prepa abierta a NCAA, dominar la conferencia, jugar en el NCAA Tournament, y más. (Música: Enjoy Yourself - Pop Smoke)
UCF Knight Juan Pablo Grassi Mazzucchi se convierte en el séptimo jugador del equipo en venir al podcast y hablar acerca de ganar la AAC, sus partidos memorables en UCF, y más. (Música: Rapstar - Polo G)
St. Louis own, Drew Hanlen joins the show to discuss his decision attending to Belmont, being an student-athlete and training NBA players, founding Pure Sweat, and more. (Music: Lil Wayne - Nightmares Of The Bottom / Photo: Pure Sweat)
WFU student-athlete Taha Baadi joins the show to talk about going to Winston Salem for school, disliking the new FIFA Super League, being a Polo G fan, and more. (Music: Martin & Gina - Polo G)
Japanese student-athlete, Kento Yamada talks about Asian athletes deciding to play college athletics, liking the UCF environment, and more. (Music: Solid - Young Thug & Drake)
Oregon student-athlete, Will Johnson comes to the show to talk about being part of the Men’s Basketball NCAA Tournament, being a third generation Pac-12 champion, investing in women’s sports, and more. (Music: Lauryn Hill - The Sweetest Thing)
UW’s Natalie Robinson comes to the show to discuss women in sports, mental health for student-athletes, West Coast best coast, and more. (Intro: Taylor Swift - Blank Space)
Stanford University student-athlete, Alexandre Rotsaert discusses going to an academically challenging school, wanting to pursue a pro career after college, and more. (Music: Avicci - Wake Me Up)
Former NCAA Champ Hunter Reese opens up about mental health, rocking Tennessee Athletics gear every day on campus, trash talking, and more.
Texas A&M Valentin Vacherot comes to the show to talk about arriving to College Station from France, playing a pro schedule prior to being in the NCAA, listening to Latin music and more. (Music: Ozuna - Caramelo)
Texas sophomore, Eliot Spizzirri joins the show to discuss living in Connecticut, playing Junior tournaments all over the world, going to Texas, and more. (Music: Outta Sight Outta Mind - Gunna)
UCLA student-athlete, Ben Goldberg comes to the show to discuss living at Westwood, working his way up the Bruins line-up, liking Taylor Swift, and more. (Music: Lemon Pepper Freestyle - Drake)
SoCal native & Nebraska student-athlete Andre Saleh joins the show and talks about his experience playing in Los Ángeles, moving to Nebraska to play collegiate tennis, redshirting, and more. (Music: Polo G - Chosen 1)
DI student athlete, Pere Padro se une al show para hablar acerca de mental-health, el recruiting process, tenis en europa y más.
Oregon native, Nima Movassaghi kicks off season 6 by talking about his development at two NCAA Division I programs, working his way up from practice player to student-athlete, and more. (Music: Lil Uzi - XO Tour Lif3)
NY Mets LHP David Peterson joins the show to talk about making his MLB debut against the Red Sox, his life as a student-athlete in Oregon, and more. (Music: Luke Combs - Forever After All)
UCF’ Trey Hilderbrand joins the show to talk about playing at Orlando, winning the fall national championship last semester, the Knight culture, and more. (Music: Juice Wrld - Lean Wit Me)
SDSU Alum and NBA Trainer, Ryan Razooky joins the D1 Only Podcast Presented By TAP to discuss his role while working for the Aztecs athletic department, becoming a full-time basketball trainer, the importance of coaching in the United States, and more. (Music: Freaky - Tory Lanez)
Richmond Undergrad and NFL / NBA Videographer, Kyle Gardner comes through to the D1 Only Podcast Presented by TAP to talk about working for the athletic department at a NCAA Division I program, cameramen not getting credited for their work, showcasing his work in the NFL social media, and more. (Photo via: Pierre Eliezer / Music: Gunna - WUNNA)
‘Absa’ comes to the show to discuss his life as a student-athlete in a small D1 school, transferring to Drake, playing for the Sporting Kansas City academy, and more. (Music: Bad Bunny - Amorfoda)
NKU Alumn and NBA Content Creator, Logan Linkmeyer comes through to the D1 Only Podcast Presented by TAP to share his experiences as a videographer in the NBA, graduating in Electronic Media from a small NCAA Division I school, becoming D'Angelo Russell's content creator, and more. (Photo via: Chuck Anthony / Music: J Cole - The Climb Back)
Niagara’s Greg Cullen tips off 2021 for the D1 Only Podcast Presented by TAP talking about going to a small D1 school, leading the nation in hitting and still drafted until de 15th round, what makes the Purple Eagles such a special program, and more. (Music: Popcaan - Silence)
Patrick Cacciatore from Nebraska talks about transferring schools, takes a deep dive into the importance of mental-health, No Struggle No Story, and more. (Music: Post Malone - Hollywood’s Bleeding)
GCU freshie, Taylor Andersen talks about committing as a Junior in high school, her freshman year at Arizona during COVID times, why players shouldn’t stress about not committing early, and more. (Music: Stargazing - Travis Scott)
Idaho's finest, Blake bodily joins the D1 Only Podcast Presented By Tap to talk about his time as a Division I student-athlete in Washington, his transition to the MLS with the Portland Timbers, the importance of mental-health, and more. (Music: Post Malone - Better Now / Photo via: Abbie Parr / Getty Images)
Goalkeeper Cosette Morché joins the show after signing with the OL Reign from the NWSL. She talks about her time at Louisiana Lafayette and Texas A&M, as well as transitioning into a pro career, and more. (Music: Go Flex - Post Malone)
UofA ‘freshie’ Jett Middleton joins the show to have a super ‘nerd’ talk about tennis in Southern California, why he committed to Arizona, Spotify being better than Apple Music, and more. (Music: Logic - 44 Bars)
LHP Graeme Stinson joins the podcast to talk about committing to Duke as a sophomore, getting drafted by the Rays, mental-health, and more. (Music: Lil Nas - Panini)
UNC’s All-American, Brian Cernoch joins the show to talk about his great junior career, choosing UNC over other schools, junior rankings not limiting your future success, and more. (Music: Young Thug - Hot)
La tabasqueña Sophia Tejeda, se une al show para discutir acerca de ir a una boarding school en HS, elegir Texas sobre escuelas en el norte, la vida de student-athlete, mental health, y más. (Música: Dakiti - Bad Bunny)
WNBA’s Kaela Davis joins the podcast to talk about the importance of mental-health, being a NCAA champion, adaptability, playing in the WNBA Bubble, and more. (Music: Playboi Carti - Flatbed Freestyle)
WFU Goalkeeper, Andrew Pannenberg hops on the podcast to discuss his life as a student-athlete at Wake Forest, the collegiate soccer system in the United States, not having a regular semester due to COVID, and more. (Music: Drake - Greece)
From Iceland to the States, Dagny Davidsdottir joins the show to talk about playing basketball overseas, life as a student-athlete during Coronavirus times, the altitude in Wyoming, and more. (Music: My Bad - Khalid)
In just a matter of years, Luke Smith went from being a Junior College walk-on to a starting pitcher at Louisville. The RHP from Illinois joins the show to talk about his path to success, the difference between the student-athlete life in a JUCO and a NCAA D1 program, and more. (Music: 2 Phones - Kevin Gates)
Ontario’s finest kicks off season five and a new era for the D1 Only Podcast Presented by TAP. Matt Brash talks about going from only having one NCAA D1 offer to being drafted by the Padres. He also mentions his love for the student-athlete environment in college, and more. (Music: Drake - Pound Cake)
UCLA’s Taylor Johnson joins the show to talk about her experience traveling the world in juniors, committing to UCLA, nutrition and mental-health for student-athletes, and more. (Music: Dua Lipa - Don’t Start Now)
Ryan Peus from Brown drops some wisdom at D1 Only by talking about how student-athletes have an edge over ‘NARPS’ when it comes to looking for jobs after college, what getting an Ivy League diploma means, and more. (Music: Maroon 5 - She Will Be Loved)
Germany’s finest, Patrick Zahraj joins the show to talk about club tennis in Europe, college tennis being more recognized outside the US, being surprised by the level in the NCAA, and more. (Music: Baguettes In The Face - Mustard)
Borna hops on the podcast to share his experience at Wake Forest, focusing more on athletics than academics, playing the Davis Cup Finals at Madrid, and more. (Music: NAV - Both Sides)
SoCal’s finest, Austin Rapp joins the show to talk about the junior tennis environment in California, working his way up at UCLA, becoming the assistant coach at UT, and more. (Music: Doja Cat - Freak)
Wake Forest legend & ATP Player, Petros Chrysochos came by to D1 Only to talk about his time at Wake Forest, the party environment in college, the worst team in the ACC, and more. (Music: Ed Sheeran - Photograph)
Eduardo Roldan de la CDMX y TCU se une al programa para discutir su transición de Saddlebrook a la NCAA, además de competir a un gran nivel en el tenis colegial, y más. (Música: Bad Bunny - Si Veo A Tu Mamá)
UNLV legend, Alexandr Cozbinov comes thru’ to the show to talk about his unusual path from Moldova to Las Vegas, playing the ATP Cup and its similarities to the NCAA, and more. (Music: Ransom - Lil Tecca)
Japan’s finest, Take joins the show to talk about competing in USTA tournaments over ITF’s, the recruiting process during the COVID-19 pandemic, how D1 Only helped him stay motivated, and more. (Music: The Scientist - Coldplay)
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)
NCAA Champ, Eduardo Nava tips off season four as he talks about his unique path in college tennis, the level in SoCal, transferring schools, and more. (Music: Eminem - Stan)
Former D1 Student-Athlete, Mady Wolfe, weighs in on attending the Weil Tennis Academy, the life for athletes at mid-major schools, transferring, Coronavirus, and more. (Music: Coldplay - Viva La Vida)
PSU’s, Majeed Bukhari, discusses his transition from a tennis academy to college, playing Davis Cup for Saudi Arabia, the NCAA allowing athletes to use cannabis, and more. (Music: St. Jhn - Roses)
Brazilian, Gabriel Sidney, talks about being in the ITF Junior Circuit, people all over the world changing their perspective on college tennis, transferring from a small school to a big school, and more. (Music: Jack Johnson - Better Together)
Redshirt, Colter Smith, joins the podcast as he talks about committing to USC, doing both in-class and home school during HS, adapting to the life in college, and more. (Music: Pink Sweat$ - Honesty)
Five-time NCAA Champ & Two-time Coach of the Year, Peter Smith, joins the show to drop some knowledge about college tennis from his 32 year experience as a D1 Coach, the party scene, what look into when recruiting, and more. (Music: 6LACK - Know Your Rights)
Former Top 40 ITF, Georgia Drummy, joins the show all the way from Ireland to talk about her experience at a tennis academy in the US, what the transferring process was like during COVID-19 times, and more. (Music: DaBaby - BOP)
Two-time All-American & NCAA Champion, Evan Zhu, talks about playing at the US Open as a sophomore, deciding to go pro after two years at UCLA, his favorite Drake song, and more. (Music: A Boogie - King Of My City)
La leyenda de la NAIA y Coach ATP, Kevin Konfederak, se unió al show para hablar de atender a una escuela NAIA, no jugar contra escuelas top División 1 a pesar de tener el nivel, su paso coacheando a Guido Pella, y más. (Música: Ozuna - Te Vas)
Former ITF No. 9 and Kentucky’s finest, Liam Draxl, joins the show to talk about committing to UK before getting good results in juniors, the progress Tennis Canada has made over the years, his intentions of playing pro tennis after college, and more. (Music: Drake - Feel No Ways)
German, Fabian Penzkofer, compares his experiences at both Kentucky and Stetson, explains why he likes more the environment of a small school, and more. (Music: A Boogie - Swervin)
Brazilian, Fernando Fonseca, talks about how going to a tennis academy helped him transition easier into the college lifestyle, being fluent in English since an early age, finding out about COVID-19 canceling the season, and more. (Music: A Boogie - Look Back At It)
ATP Coach from London, Zack Evenden, joins the show to discuss his experience at both a junior college and Division 1 program, his professional coaching career, listening to more American music than British music, and more. (Music: Stormzy - Lessons)
Bogdan Pavel joins the podcast as he talks coming from Romania to the US, not knowing if he was gonna be able to play tennis again while in college, best way to keep your priorities straight, and more. (Music: J Cole - Snow On Tha Bluff)
De Arizona, Alejandro Reguant, habla de la mala perspectiva del tenis colegial en España, su arrepentimiento del recruiting process, la importancia del Inter Clubes en Barcelona, y más. (Música: Future - Too Comfortable)
In one of the most inspiring stories of all sports, Isaiah Volk, joins the show and talks about having a brain tumor during his senior year of HS, playing D1 and D3, the difference between each division, and more. (Music: Deeper Than Rap - J Hus)
Former ITF No. 8, Tristan Boyer, talks briefly about his recruiting process, caring about academics despite playing the Junior Circuit, the level of competition in Southern California, and more. (Music: XO Tour Life - Lil Uzi)
Cambodian’s finest, Chhinda Som, joins D1 Only to talk about her pro mentality, struggling to transfer her credits, the differences between a small and big Division 1 school, and more. (Music: Sad - XXXTENTACION)
Originario de la CDMX, Daniel se une al show para hablar de la diferencia entre escuelas grandes y pequeñas en Estados Unidos, la importancia del SAT en el proceso de reclutamiento, visas para mexicanos, y más. (Música: Leaders - NAV)
Originario de la CDMX, Santi Sierra, se une al show para hablar acerca de la importancia de tener safety schools, darle importancia necesaria a los academics, las visas para mexicanos en Estados Unidos, y más. (Música: NAV - Perfect Timing)
Coach Omar El Kheshen, talks about his unusual path from Egypt to the US, the differences between D1, D2 & D3 programs, and more. (Music: Kodak Black - Tunnel Vission)
Three-time NCAA Champion and Two-Time All-American Luca Corinteli, joins the show and talks about being part of a brotherhood in college, learning to accept your role in a team sport, his favorite Lil Baby song, and more. (Music: Lil Baby - Emotionally Scarred)
Harvard’s Annika Bassey joins the show to start season 3 as she talks about going to a prep school, getting wait-listed and then accepted into Harvard, learning how to manage her time, among many other things. (Music: NAV - Ain’t Going Back)
USC Grad, Tanner Smith, joins the podcast for the season finale where he talks about committing to USC, struggling to get on the line-up his first years, the party scene in college, and more. (Music: NAV - Tap)
San Diego’s finest & All-American, Billy Rowe, joins the show to talk about growing up in SoCal, going to a regular high school, committing to Vanderbilt, getting the coronavirus extra year, and more. (Music: Drake - War)
Two time DIII NCAA Champion, ‘Siso’, joins the show to talk about living in SoCal as a junior, winning the NCAA Championship twice, the biggest misconception about schools that are not DI, and more. (Music: Drake - Pain 1993)
Cannon Kingsley joins to show to talk about his early commitment to Ohio State, becoming an All-American his freshman year, the importance of doubles in college, and more. (Music: Drake - Time Flies)
Former D1 student-athlete, Morgan Stone, joins the show to talk about his college experience, transferring school multiple times, the difference between being an athlete and a regular student in college, his music career, and more. (Music: Støne - Keep It Simple)
Rochester’s finest, Matt Gamble, talks about doing his fifth year in the NCAA due to COVID-19, balancing schoolwork and tennis, and more. (Music: ZHU - Cocaine Model)
Graduado de St. John’s y VAVEL CEO, Alan Nuñez, se une al podcast y compara la ruta del profesionalismo con la colegial, ganar bronce en los juegos centroamericanos, balancear el trabajo con academics y athletics, y más. (Música: Tame Impala - Breathe Deeper)
‘BLam’ comes thru’ and drops a bit of wisdom regarding the recruiting process, transferring to the PAC-12 from the East Coast, having discipline in certain areas of your life, and more. (Music: Tame Impala - Lost In Yesterday)
UW’s, Jack Davis, joins the podcast to discuss his arrival at Seattle, playing at the top of the line-up for a PAC-12 team, his logic behind spin volleys, and more. (Music: Tame Impala - Yes I’m Changing)
BC’s own, Chris Grasel talks about not playing junior tournaments during his last two years in high school, being more academically inclined despite going to a tennis academy, his transition from a prep school to Boston College, and more. (Music: Tame Impala - The Moment)
Desde Sinaloa, Isaac habla de sus logros en el tenis colegial así como de lo duro que ha sido su camino para llegar a Texas Tech, y más. (Música: NAV - Good Intentions)
Ohio State’s finest and All-American, John McNally joins the show to talk about staying for school at his home state, college tennis as an underappreciated sport, his thoughts on the ‘no-ad’ scoring, and more. (Music: NAV - Recap)
Swiss, Pierre-Louis Dodens, joins the show and opens up about transitioning from Europe to United States, transferring schools three different times, and more. (Music: NAV - Time Piece)
UCF’s All-American, Gabriel Decamps talks about having a misconception about college tennis as a junior, his relationship with Coach John Roddick, how academics can help players to take their minds off tennis, and more. (Music: Mustard - Ballin’)
Ryan Seggerman from Princeton joins the podcast to talk about growing in Southern California, his admission into an Ivy League school, the misconception about Ivy’s regarding athletics, and more. (Music: NAV - Champion)
UNC’s Benjamin Sigouin joins the show to talk about growing alongside a great generation of Canadian players, going to college despite being ranked #4 in the world in the junior rankings, his future plans, and more. (Music: Mustard - Baguettes In The Face)
En un episodio especial con Alexis Alvarez de UW como Co-Host, Regina habla de madurar a una temprana edad, hacer historia en Iowa State, tener más oportunidades en Estados Unidos por ser student-athlete, y más. (Música: Khalid - Talk)
Mikhail talks about being a top junior player, paving the way for the new generation of Russian players, balancing academics and athletics, and more. (Music: Khalid - Saved)
El doblista, Hans Hach, rankeado 120 del mundo en la ATP, habla de jugar en división dos en la NCAA, su transición al circuito profesional, entrar al US Open, y más. (Música: Khalid - Don’t Pretend)
Slava talks about the new generation of Russian players in college, playing at The Ojai, representing a PAC-12 school, and more. (Music: Khalid - Better)
The 8-time All-American talks about making history at Chapel Hill, going to college instead than to the pro tour, playing in the US Open, and more. (Music: Khalid - Location)
Brian talks about balancing academics and athletics at Harvard, playing at the New York Open, level of competition for Ivy’s, and more. (Music: Drake - Shut It Down)
Cornell’s finest Alafia Ayeni talks about his acceptance into an Ivy League school, trying to make it on the pro tour while in college, importance of academics for college athletes, and more. (Music: Drake - 8 out of 10)
Max Cressy talks about his high school experience at the Weil Tennis Academy, going from not playing to becoming a national champion at UCLA, his relationship with Juanjo Climent, and more. (Music: Drake - Since Way Back)
Axel explica su decisión de ir a Stanford a pesar de ser el jugador número uno del mundo en juniors, acostumbrarse a la vida en Palo Alto, y más. (Música: Drake - Come Thru)
Giuliana talks about her late decision to go to college, transitioning into the pro tour, playing three out of the four Grand Slams, and more. (Music: Drake - Trust Issues)
Edson habla sobre su tardío recruiting process de Chihuahua a Alabama, adaptarse a Tuscaloosa, pertenecer a un equipo en un deporte individual, y más. (Música: Drake - Signs)
NCAA Champion, Paul Jubb, talks about his recruiting process, improving as a person at USC, becoming a national champion, and more. (Music: Drake - Portland)
USC’s Daniel Cukierman talks about doing military service in Israel prior to going to college, the biggest misconception about college tennis in almost every place outside the United States, being the #1 ranked player in the NCAA and more. (Music: Drake - Toosie Slide)
UGA Bulldog, Trent Bryde, talks about his junior career, playing college tennis at his home state, his different mindset when it comes to dual matches, and more. (Music: Drake - Do Not Disturb)
ITA All-American, Riley Smith talks about committing to USC, becoming his own man, being a good teammate and more. (Music: Drake - Don’t Matter To Me)
NCAA Champion and UCLA Bruin, Keegan Smith, shares his experiences playing in Westwood, balancing academics and athletics as a Division I student-athlete, winning a national championship and more. (Music: Drake - Lose You)
Daniel habla sobre la transición de juniors a College, su decisión de ir a LSU y un día normal en la vida de un student-athlete. (Música: Kodak Black - Calling My Spirit)
Alexis shares his experiences as a rising Canadian star, the process to get accepted into college and future plans. (Music: Drake - Teenage Fever)
Patrick Kypson talks about leaving college after one semester to pursue his pro career, playing in the main draw of the US Open at 17 and more. (Music: Drake - Passionfruit)
‘Micky’ Reyes Varela habla sobre su dura carrera colegial en Texas, la transición a la ATP y experiencias sobre Copa Davis y Juegos Olímpicos. (Música: Drake - Survival / Foto: Regina Cortina Photography)
‘Jerry’ platica sobre su experiencia universitaria en UK y TCU, como el tenis colegial lo ayudó a convertirse en el singlista número uno de México y más. Música: Drake - Legend)
Alan Rubio describe su carrera junior jugando tres de los cuatro grand slams, su transición al circuito colegial y más. (Música: Drake / Jungle)
Chat with the 3-time All-American at TCU Alex Rybakov about his transition from the NCAA to the ATP, balancing academics & athletics and more. (Music: Drake - Cameras)
Platica con Facundo Lugones acerca de la decisión entre el profesionalismo y la NCAA así como de su carrera como entrenador de Cameron Norrie en la ATP. (Música: Drake / From Time)
Conversación con Alexis acerca de su camino en el deporte, el ambiente universitario en Estados Unidos, los pros y cons de ser un atleta colegial en la NCAA y más. (Música: Drake / Pound Cake)