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Won the doubles point against UCF. Pretty happy with how the team is playing with doubles this year. Should see no more mix and matching of the doubles lineups that we've been seeing the last 5 years in the middle of the season. UCF next to Pepperdine is one of the best mid major teams in the nation. Excited to see what singles bring.

Won the doubles point against Tulane Guess Burque is experimenting today with Singles Lines 1 and 2 are switched Armilli (!) also getting to play at line 6

welp my feed is frozen and the playsight cams have now disappeared on the webpage lol

Nah immediately when Anna tied it at 5-5 the scoreboard immediately gave it to Texas Bit preemptive. But Anna won the next two games But she pulled it out in the end. Wore her opponent's forehand down

Interesting what Joffe has done. Switched Lulu and Anna around likely cuz Anna hasn't been competitive in any of her indoor matches this weekend. Also pulled Rapolu out and moved Collins and Labrana up. Collins has a win against Makenna Jones in December.

Good to see the 3 line coming thru today! Anna and Fernanda probably could have won their match too if they were allowed to finish out (Fernanda got pegged in the face and she had to take an injury timeout)

Doubles Point Won! That's a big point. UCLA matches Texas pound for pound in the singles lineup (actually may be favored for the majority of the singles)

Perez Mur actually played in the OU match. Charlotte sat out then. Texas wins 4-1. UCLA tomorrow

ITA indoor draws came out. Texas has a good draw- drawing the lowest ranked team Northwestern in the opening round and also being on the opposite side of number 1 ranked UNC Like the singles match up against NW but alas...the indoor courts against a Big 10 team always throws a wrench in things

Baylor's roster is filled with many athletes (four or five!) taking advantage of their fifth year eligibility whereas Texas has 0. There'll be some growing pains this season.

Good road test for this heavy freshmen lineup. I expect Labrana to be playing singles next week.

You mean Boland? He's no longer coach at Baylor after being forced out around 6 months ago. https://wacotrib.com/news/local/education/baylor-tennis-coachs-resignation-followed-investigation-of-messages-to-student/article_89d1e078-8c18-53fb-8918-329b2178ba15.html

Lineup is out! Sterns, Sun, Turati, Chavatipon, Collins, Labrana If Turati stays at #3 the whole year, that'll point will almost be automatic

So Shvedova used to be a legit player. GS double winner, top 30 singles player, distinction of being the only player of achieving a golden set at a GS....Hasn't played more than five tournaments in the past two years though as she gave birth to twins in 2018. Good job for Bianca! Will be in the top 300. https://www.tennisforum.com/threads/abu-dhabi-r1-b-turati-d-shvedova-6-1-6-2.1377975/ Top quotes: "drawing Shvedova was like winning on a lottery. " "only reason why Shvedova appeared in this tournament was to try avoiding the claim of "poor professional performance" at the next Australian Open" "I’ve never seen Turati play - but hearing she has a one handed backhand - I instantly wish her well."

They've beaten multiple players that have been in Grand Slam Doubles Main draw. I have high hopes for them!

Good to see Lulu competing! I believe this is her first competitive tournament in over a year. She won today 1 and 0. I'm still very surprised she choose to play college tennis.

Honestly happy for Yuya and Christian. They've got nothing left to prove and will probably one day be in the Longhorns Hall of Fame

To be honest, I don't really put much stock in tennis recruiting class rankings. So many players sign late or enroll in the winter that it adds so much volatility in the rankings. If you look at the historical rankings on TRN of Texas' recruiting class, they are #18 in 2012, #9 in 2010, #25 in 2007, #15 in 2006. Obviously Texas has outperformed those rankings- even during the Fendick Mccain era. I know the Turati twins, Granic, Poluta, Roldan, Labrana, Nagy, Padgemaite, Gajic, Noel Scott, and more weren't included in their respective class rankings. In fact the only one I know for a fact that was considered for class rankings in the Joffe rea previously was Perez Mur. That's not to take away from the fact that Texas is going to be a powerhouse next year. If the team is A. Turati, Sun, Labrana, Perez Mur, Spasojevic, Stearns, Chavitapom, and Rapolu, I honestly think that for sure would warrant a top 3 national ranking next year. While COVID has shut down the tour, there was an 8 women exhibition going on in Atlanta including that mainly consisted of top 300 players. Surprisingly Poluta was invited to participate. Poluta finished 7th (beating a blue chip senior) and I think that's a pretty good feat as she had been out of competitive tennis the longest compared to the other participants.

Gonna miss the grinder! Best of luck.

Based on the fact that the Zamarripa (Allura and Maribella) twins committed yesterday, I think Ryngler is gone. Not even sure how the scholarship numbers are going to work for the '22 season (Perez-Mur, Spasojevic, Sterns, Lulu, Nagy, Chavitapon, Rapolu, and the twins) unless Perez-Mur does not take her redshirt season, Maribella is a walk on, or someone turns pro. Come to think of it Labrana could also play that year too... Anyways the Zamarripa twins can be potential All Americans in doubles. They've had a lot of success together- winning some ITF tournaments, USTA nationals, and the U16 Easter Bowl. Had interest from the likes of UCLA, Pepperdine, Stanford, USC, Duke and Princeton

Local blue chip coming next year-Malaika Rapolu Owns a win over Krywoj (played #1 at Baylor this year) Gosh if the Turati's come back- it'll be a stacked roster. B. Turati, A. Turati, Lulu would be my top 3 with Sterns, Labrana, Nagy, Chavitapon, Rapolu fighting for the other spots in the lineup. Perez-Mur and Spasojevic would also contribute in doubles.

https://www.hookem.com/columns/bohls-worry-never-far-minds-days-texas-turati-twins/ Looks like Anna wants to come back. Bianca on the fence.

Yuya and Tatsuma, though they share the same last name, aren't brothers.

Lost to the defending champs 4-3 Multiple chances in doubles to take the point. Some good things: Turatis are studs at top, Labrana convincingly beat a player she lost to as a freshmen, Nagy is a natural doubles player always moving forward The bad: Tijana is just a serve-bot, Marta is still half a step behind in her shots since her ACL tear, Nagy is just playing too high and needs more time