No US Open main draw wild card for American NCAA winners
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It's been a very busy news week for college tennis! We discuss recent ATP Challenger success, the current status of Brantmeier's lawsuit, the USTA ending its 40+ year tradition of awarding an American NCAA winner with a main draw wild card, and the newly announced NCAA host sites.
1:15: ATP Challenger success for college players; will Stanford's Nishesh Basavareddy turn pro?
7:38: House settlement is moving forward and the judge denies Brantmeier's preliminary injunction filing
14:06: Florida's Roland Thornqvist steps down effective immediately; who will be the next Florida coach?
24:33: The USTA ends a 40+ year tradition of awarding an American NCAA winner with a main draw US Open wild card
38:23: 2027 and 20208 NCAA host sites
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