Oct 1, 2026 · 54 min · 11 segments
Men's ITA All-Americans delivered the best of both worlds: a shocking and expected winner. What did they have in common? Neither dropped a set. We recap the men's ITA All-American championship in…
Adam DruckerGuest[upbeat music] Hey, everyone, we are coming off of the largest fall event in the country, your ITA All-American Singles and Doubles Championship, hosted for the men in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
If you are looking for the women's recap, we broke it up.
This is a massive tournament with a ton of players, a lot of story lines, and so men, women each get their own episode.
Women's episode released yesterday, men's episode today.
Adam Drucker joining me once again to break it all down.
Adam, the place I wanna start in Tulsa, because we hyped it up, we teased it a little bit on the women's episode where we talked about this new ITA live scoring.
We like it.
It really hit the mark, it, for the men, because the track tennis integration was far more seamless into ITA live scoring than PlaySight.
The fact that I could just click into a live score, it could expand into the video, and it had everything I needed right there, amazing.
Big fan, loved it.
Your initial thoughts on how this was integrated with the men?
I mean, I'm really liking the fact that they're making these strides in, in the scoring and being able to make it much more appealing and easier to track and follow as a fan, because I think that's always been the biggest problem with making college tennis more commercial, is the fact that there's all this tennis happening at the same time, even if it is just six courts, but the fact that you can tune in to, you know, all these courts, you know, 20-plus courts that are happening at the same time, and just with the click of a button be there, see the score, know what's going on, like, that is something that is second to none.
Like, that's what we've been, we've been asking for, we've been needing, and it's finally, we're finally seeing the fruits of the labor being given to us.
It also made me really excited for the dual season, because-
... you could easily see...
I mean, we all do this, right? Well, [laughs] maybe not all of us, but a lot of us listening, you know, you've got multiple tabs open for multiple different matches, and maybe within a match you have multiple courts open for that match, and here you could see how it can all just be wa- uh, right in this same app, right? And you could have all the duals that are going on.
You could see the team score.
You could double-click.
You could see all the courts.
You could just pull up a court video there.
Like, I, it's really good, and I will say it is a credit to... [laughs] I'm not being paid to say any of this, of course.
Um, they wanna run me a check, they're welcome to.
[upbeat music] Hey, everyone, we are coming off of the largest fall event in the country, your ITA All-American Singles and Doubles Championship, hosted for the men in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
If you are looking for the women's recap, we broke it up.
This is a massive tournament with a ton of players, a lot of story lines, and so men, women each get their own episode.
Women's episode released yesterday, men's episode today.
Adam Drucker joining me once again to break it all down.
Adam, the place I wanna start in Tulsa, because we hyped it up, we teased it a little bit on the women's episode where we talked about this new ITA live scoring.
We like it.
It really hit the mark, it, for the men, because the track tennis integration was far more seamless into ITA live scoring than PlaySight.
The fact that I could just click into a live score, it could expand into the video, and it had everything I needed right there, amazing.
Big fan, loved it.
Your initial thoughts on how this was integrated with the men?
I mean, I'm really liking the fact that they're making these strides in, in the scoring and being able to make it much more appealing and easier to track and follow as a fan, because I think that's always been the biggest problem with making college tennis more commercial, is the fact that there's all this tennis happening at the same time, even if it is just six courts, but the fact that you can tune in to, you know, all these courts, you know, 20-plus courts that are happening at the same time, and just with the click of a button be there, see the score, know what's going on, like, that is something that is second to none.
Like, that's what we've been, we've been asking for, we've been needing, and it's finally, we're finally seeing the fruits of the labor being given to us.
It also made me really excited for the dual season, because-
... you could easily see...
I mean, we all do this, right? Well, [laughs] maybe not all of us, but a lot of us listening, you know, you've got multiple tabs open for multiple different matches, and maybe within a match you have multiple courts open for that match, and here you could see how it can all just be wa- uh, right in this same app, right? And you could have all the duals that are going on.
You could see the team score.
You could double-click.
You could see all the courts.
You could just pull up a court video there.
Like, I, it's really good, and I will say it is a credit to... [laughs] I'm not being paid to say any of this, of course.
Um, they wanna run me a check, they're welcome to.
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