Oklahoma's Edda Mamedova joins the show to discuss her impressive transition to college tennis and what she's learned along the way. We also discuss how difficult language barrier can be and how being uncomfortable helps you grow.

Mamedova is currently ranked No. 34 in the country in singles in the most recent ITA rankings with a 13-5 record in the regular season and seven ranked wins, six of which are over players in the top 60. She is also ranked No. 17 in the country in doubles with partner Evialina Laskevich. She has helped the Sooners to a 23-5 record and the No. 6 seed in the NCAA Tournament.

The Sooners open the NCAA Tournament on Saturday at 2PM against Kansas at home.

Arizona's Alexander Rozin joins the show to discuss the Wildcats season, his progression as a player and growing up playing tennis in Canada.

We also talk about how he developed his one handed backhand and how he best learned how to be creative with it.

Rozin (13.58 UTR) is currently ranked No. 97 in the country with an 18-12 record in singles and a 19-12 record in doubles. He has helped the Wildcats to the No. 8 ranking in the country with a 21-4 record.

Wake Forest's Luca Pow joins the show to discuss his time in Winston Salem as a Demon Deacon as well as his experiences playing college tennis.

We discuss work ethic, big moments in big matches and winning both the NCAA Title last year and the ACC Championship this past Sunday.

Pow, ranked No. 26 in the country in the most recent ITA rankings, has a record of 75-10 in singles in dual matches in his career and a 18-3 record on the year with his last loss coming on Feburary 15th. He has helped the Deacs to a ranking of No. 4 in the country as well.

Baylor's Devin Badenhorst joins the show to discuss his progression as a player in his time in college tennis as well as his growth as a person in the program. We also talk about the upcoming match against TCU and the impact the senior class has had on his growth as a player and person.

Badenhorst is currently ranked No. 7 in the country in the most recent ITA rankings with a 15-8 record and 11 wins over ranked opponents, five of which were against top 25 players.

Benjamin Kittay (ATP doubles #107) joins the show to discuss his rise through the doubles ranks and his journey through tennis.

We talk his run to the finals at Delray Beach, how he trains, how college tennis helped to prepare him for the next step to the pros, and how he's risen from #1700 in the world to #107 in just nine months.

We also discuss the shot heard round the tennis world at the Miami Open. He also gives a small shoutout to Alex Gruskin's tennis skills, and creates a new segment that we have dubbed "Ask the host."

Maryland's Oliwia Orlinska joins the show to discuss her experience playing college tennis in College Park. We discuss how she chose the University of Maryland as well as what she's learned in her two years in the program.

Orlinska is currently 17-7 playing #1 for the Terrapins this year. She is ranked No. 87 in the most recent ITA rankings. She also helped the team to the #40 ranking in the country with a 12-4 record and recent win over #27 Wisconsin.

Vanderbilt's Célia Belle Mohr and Bridget Stammel join the show to talk about their careers in Nashville playing for the Commmodores. We discuss how they've seen the sport change in their time playing college tennis and how what they've learned through all of their experiences.

Mohr is currently ranked No. 17 in the country in singles playing #1 for the team with a 13-2 record and No. 3 in the country in doubles with a 22-6 record with partner Sophia Webster playing #1 doubles. The pair were runners up at the NCAA Individual Championships in the fall.

Stammel is currently ranked No. 33 in the country in singles with a record of 24-7 playing #1-3 for the team and No. 25 in doubles with a record of 22-7 with partner Valeria Ray playing #2 doubles.

They have both helped the team to the No. 11 ranking in the country and a record of 18-5.

Appalachian State's Savannah Dada-Mascoll joins the show to discuss her four year career in Boone for the Mountaineers. We discuss her preparation for the game of tennis and how her faith has helped her along her tennis journey.

Dada-Mascoll is ranked #9 in the country in the most recent ITA rankings with a 27-3 record on the year and is 14-1 in the regular season.