Dostanic has been struggling of late so not sure he would have tilted the match for the Trojans, maybe could have made the score line closer.
How do you come to that conclusion? Do you have any evidences to backup that claim?
The Golden Gophers eliminates the men tennis team while keeping the men golf team. What does that tell you about the tennis program? You can play tennis indoors in Minnesota in the winter time but you can't play golf in the winter in Minnesota. That tells me the tennis program at the University Minnesota has no leverage while the golf program does.
Plus, this description fits a handful of Big 10 schools (and even more if you allow more distance from Chicago). Plus all those schools have to deal with the climate disadvantage. which can be overcome, but only a handful of schools seem to be able to do it.
College golf does not sit on your imaginary throne of immunity. Although golf and cross country are are cut to a lesser extent than tennis, they are also impacted.
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I never said that golf programs didn't cut but much less than tennis programs. Minnesota eliminated tennis and kept golf, what does that tell you?College golf does not sit on your imaginary throne of immunity. Although golf and cross country are are cut to a lesser extent than tennis, they are also impacted.
Colleges cutting varsity golf budget
More and more college athletic departments are resorting to cutting varsity golf due to budget problems. Is varsity golf in trouble?Here's why this university is eliminating its college golf programs after the 2023 season
The University of Colorado Colorado Springs will discontinue its men's and women's golf programs following the 2022-23 season citing financial constraints and a declining budget, the school announced this week. UCCS did an extensive assessment of its 16…golfweek.usatoday.com
.San Diego? Wake?
Tennis has been at the forefront of teams getting cuts since the 70's, mostly men's tennis due to Title IX. My guess is the AD's can't play tennis and since golf is an easier "game" to learn and also drink beer while playing, golf gets a pass.I never said that golf programs didn't cut but much less than tennis programs. Minnesota eliminated tennis and kept golf, what does that tell you?
Where I live in the nation capital, George Washington University got rid of its men tennis program and still kept its men golf program, which 7 out of 8 players on the roster are international students
Edit: Even two Big10 schools like University of Maryland (local to me) and Rutgers University eliminated the men tennis programs but did not touch the men golf team. That said volume about the state of college men tennis these days.
Yes, two good ones. Alabama and Arizona State a couple of others. New Mexico also looking pretty good under the radar.
Along with @Sureshot 's mention of Wake and San Diego, it looks Harvard and Columbia can make a deeper run than last year. Outside of the P5, VCU, Memphis and MTSU are looking stronger this year as well and top 25 contenders. Are there any other teams lurking outside the current top 25 being overlooked?
Golf is an easier "game" to learn, I didn't know that? Let me know when you shoot even par at Augusta or Pebble beach CCs
Let me know when you shoot par at putt putt and get a hole in one in the clowns mouth.
I guess you can't handle the truth. What did I say that is wrong? You can play tennis for free at public tennis court. You have to pay to play golf, even at public golf course. Golf has rich donors and tennis does not. What's not true about it? That's how the world operates money talks. Take it up with the ADs if you don't like it.
You can't show any data supporting your assumption. You also assume all golf programs have some sort of mysterious big money donor behind the curtain. Is there more money behind golf sure, you have the whole PGA and LIV thing. But you can't tie actual data, testimonials or stories to what you claim.
How do you explain George Washington University (GW), University of Maryland (UMD), University of Minnesota, and University of Iowa dropped men tennis program and kept men golf program?
Don't know because there's no story, just assumptions.
Tells me the AD's can't play tennis, likes to golf and has a drinking problem.Men's Dropped Programs | Bobby Knight College Tennis Today
I've compiled this list from a few different places including a lot of my own research but if there is anything to add/subtract let me know. As of 9/11 ...www.collegetennistoday.com
Look at this list of universities that dropped men tennis program in 2021 and before that, how many of them still have the men golf team? I am willing to bet almost all of them still have men golf team. What does that tell you?
That might be true but it tells you that golf has big donors and tennis has none
Shocking Indiana result. Looking over UCSD's results there was zero indication they would have a close match, let alone win. Too much time in the gaslight district for the Hoosiers? LOL
Wow that is a wild result. Would not of expected that!
That is a shocking result. Included a rare loss for Rajecki. Following on from their recent lost to Oklahoma. I know they lost Shnaider and Smith this year but they seem to be struggling.
UNC did not have their top 2....Jansen and Kittay in singles lineup...
You'd think the cameras are a deterrent. Guess not. I do like Gorge Opleka's post in the thread about SwingVision.just embarrassing for the sport.
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Until there’s a process for these sorts of things to result in suspensions handed down by the NCAA / ITA, we’ll continue to see itjust embarrassing for the sport.
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Saw the box score and SD's #1 Tarvet didn't play for some reason.
