What's what and who's who: Tennis
Who’s up
After the doubles matches are played, the singles line up against one another. The players from each team are ranked, with the number-one seeds playing each other, twos playing each other, and so on. Although the rankings can change on a weekly basis, it is rare for a coach to manipulate the playing order to improve his odds of winning.
Singles and doubles
In the NCAA, singles and doubles differ in the way they are scored. A singles match is composed of three sets, and whichever player wins two secures a point for his team. In contrast, there are three...
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