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Division 1 Collegiate Women's Tennis
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · August 2026
A sharp insider read on women's college tennis, from bubble pressure to mid-major reality.
The Rest Of Us Tennis Podcast lives deep inside Division One collegiate women's tennis, where the weekly scoreboard is usually just the first clue.
You get the box scores, the travel grind, and the coach-level side-eye.
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A blunt look at college tennis, from the travel grind to the pressures shaping the sport.
This episode follows the daily grind of college tennis without smoothing over the rough parts: travel, meals, hotel runs, regional scheduling, and the fatigue that piles up along the way.
A volatile results week that broadens into a blunt argument about parity, spending, and what it means for the sport.
This episode plays like a volatile weekend results dump for collegiate women's tennis, with one big win framed as the kind of result that can redraw a season fast. The tone stays blunt and immediate, and the point about parity across the different tiers lands cleanly.
A fast, prickly college tennis rant with real scores and real stakes.
Cold weather, indoor privilege, and a run of tight college tennis results give this episode its bite, and the host does not smooth any of it over.
A road-trip tennis rant that turns results into pressure points.
Recorded from a hotel room in North Carolina, this episode feels like a road-trip notebook: travel delays, rainouts, and a stitched-together schedule shape the conversation before it lands on Oklahoma State's straight-set losses, Colorado's opening, and the larger pressure…
Two hosts break down the ATP and WTA tour week, daily through every Grand Slam.
College tennis, from rankings to real consequences.
Sharp tennis talk from inside the tour grind.
The host discusses recording the podcast in the morning due to cold weather and shares frustrations about teaching, student entitlement, and poor academic performance.
The host discusses recent tennis events, upcoming tournaments like the National Indoors and ECAC Indoor Tourney, and weather challenges affecting the sport.
The host discusses the challenges of preparing a college tennis conference preview episode during the Christmas season and shares personal holiday anecdotes.
The host recounts a busy sports weekend involving tennis travel, listening to other podcasts, and watching boxing and UFC fights.
This episode segment discusses the results of Week 4 in collegiate tennis, highlighting champions crowned at indoor tournaments and the developing storylines as teams navigate the season.
The host discusses a delayed podcast due to a tennis road trip, shares personal experiences, and briefly touches on rugby and football updates.
The podcast hosts discuss New Year's resolutions, personal anecdotes about New Year's Eve, and reflect on their NCAA football playoff predictions, particularly highlighting a mistaken pick of Alabama over Indiana.
The host discusses the impact of bad weather on the ITA kickoff tennis weekend, shares personal experiences with cold weather, and briefly mentions recent UFC and NFL events.
The podcast discusses the start of the college tennis season, highlighting Week 1 results, social media trends, and coaches' common slogans after wins or losses.
The host introduces a new season of the tennis podcast, discussing rankings, upcoming matches, and plans for featuring coaches and results-based episodes.
The host discusses personal holiday spending and a disappointing sports weekend, including a boxing match, in this podcast episode previewing college tennis conferences.
The host introduces a series of upcoming season previews for college tennis conferences, expressing initial reluctance but commitment to providing predictions based on research.
The host discusses recent sports events, including NCAA and rugby, while introducing topics for the podcast episode.
Host Jaco interviews former Florida women's tennis head coach Roland Thornqvist, who discusses his transition to Division 3 at Wesleyan, citing issues with NIL, transfers, and the changing landscape of college tennis.
The Rest Of Us Tennis Podcast’s Episode 121 reviews NCAA tennis results from Week 7 and argues that women’s collegiate tennis can change sharply from week to week.
The host opens by venting about a sudden cold snap and the luxury Power 4 and Ivy League programs get from indoor backup courts.
The episode opens from a hotel room in the middle of North Carolina with a little spring break energy.
March Madness hits collegiate women's tennis hard.
This episode analyzes which collegiate women's tennis coaches are on the hot seat or poised for a bounce-back year, using rankings and projections, while also highlighting successful mid-major teams from the previous season.
Host Coach Mitmajor discusses weather challenges affecting his southern collegiate tennis team's practice, teases an interview with ITA CEO Dave Mullins, and humorously navigates podcast profanity rules while touching on South African rugby success.
A tennis coach discusses the start of fall training, fitness, and college football.
The host previews upcoming Division 1 women's tennis conferences, sharing his preparation and personal anecdotes.
The host discusses the College Football Playoff selection, criticizing Alabama's inclusion and predicting Oregon as champion.
The host discusses Thanksgiving indulgences, vegan/vegetarian pet peeves, and warns coaches about weight gain during the Eddie Herr tournament.