Wake Forest Men's Tennis Head Coach Tony Bresky joins the show to discuss his philosophy of recruiting in the new age of collegiate athletics, how he measures success and how rewarding coaching is to him.

Bresky has won two National Championships as the head coach at Wake Forest and is coming off a season in which his team went 34-4 and made a run to the Final Four.

LSU Women's Tennis Head Coach Taylor Fogleman joins the show to discuss the evolution of the program and how he's evolved as a coach.

We discuss how he sees the coaching calendar, what leadership means to him, his role in the development of his staff as they move towards their own goals, and what the most rewarding thing is about being a coach.

Auburn Women's Tennis Head Coach Jordan Szabo joins the show to discuss the progress the Tigers program has made.

We also discuss what he's learned being a coach, what he looks for in his players and how he deals with every day life, with coaching being a 365 day job.

South Carolina's Helena Buchwald joins the show to talk about her college tennis experience in Columbia as well as her mindset for this past season, which saw her get six ranked wins in the last three months of the season, finishing with a 15-5 record in the regular season playing No. 2 for the Gamecocks.

TCU Men's Tennis Head Coach David Roditi joins the show to discuss his viewpoint of college tennis, as well as his experiences as a coach in Fort Worth.

We discuss what his role is as a head coach and how he does his best to help young men grow as players and as people.

The Director of UTR James McKie joins the show to discuss his goals for the brand, as well as his passion around helping tennis players achieve their goals and gives advice on how players can best do so.

ATP World No. 67 Ryan Seggerman joins the show to discuss his pro tour experiences, and his journey through the game.

We talk college tennis, his time at UNC and Princeton as well as the current state of the game. We also talk about his time traveling and his progression as a player.

ATP Doubles World No. 89 James Watt joins the show to talk about his journey in the tennis world. We talk about his experiences traveling, how he's in a tough spot in the rankings, and his process of preparing for matches.