ATP No. 92 in doubles, Reese Stalder joins the show to discuss his professional tennis journey, how playing at TCU helped him progress as an athlete and what he's learned through the game of tennis.

We also discuss his viewpoint on the collegiate game, talk about his experiences playing the Grand Slams, and his subscription based coaching website, RA Tennis Performance.

Stalder is coming off a Challenger Tour win in Gwangju and is through to the quarterfinals of the Cagliari Challenger with partner Mac Kiger.

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.