Nice match. Too bad people don't show up to watch college tennis these days. I used to go to Stanford matches in the 90s and the stands would be full back then, especially when there were big rivalries!
Respect to both players. But nanda is having trouble finding free points. He has to grind every single point. And his FH/BH is not doing enough damage. He needs a shot to win him a free point. Without that if he goes down 0-15 or 0-30 he’s fighting a crazy uphill battle. Easier said than done. 1. But on deuce he needs to use more slice outwide, then attack to his opponent backhand and come to net. 2. He should hit bigger to safe targets and try to produce short balls. Then finish at the net. 3. He should take pace off and pull his player outwide on the deuce and hit the next shot backhand line (or mix it up and hit behind) and see if he can produce short balls. Again that’s the strategy, but obviously hard to do when your opponent has really good firepower and is an elite player.
If he could, he would. He is listed at either 5'7" or 5'9" and 155lb. He is tiny and has to play Michael Chang tennis. You can't outfight biology, and he can't generate massive shots because....well because he physically can't.
Yeah not a pro but noticing alot of the cross court rallies forehand to forehand he goes for deep penetration, where if he looked to instead just get it a bit more wide would probably get more free short balls, but easier said than done with the pace off their balls
He cant get free points because of height. His opponent is taller and can generate easy power. Thats why Shwartzmann also cant win free points even with a 28inch racquet
Just curious, why is there so much sand on the court? You can kind of see a build up of sand on the side under the bleachers too. Is it just weather blowing in sand?
I am thinking that had something to do with the guy on the other end of the court. js It was years ago, but my Son played dubs with Colton during Zonals in Tucson. We're from the wet weather of Seattle, lol., so lots of indoor tennis. Colton and his Dad, good people.
I really don't think he means to. At court level and at some of these speeds, your eyes will play tricks on you. I played DII and apparently hooked a few people real bad (before I got prescription lenses), and I felt awful when my teammates told me about it.
On Winston Du's channel the pro set between Govind and Karue was very close - Karue ended up winning. Also, Govind even had a higher ATP ranking than Karue.
Karue Sell actually faced Smith in an itf match in November last year. Karue Sell ended up barely winning 4-6, 7-6, 7-6. Smith managed to break Sell six times, so "cook both easy" is a bold statement. That being said, Smith even won more points during the match in total. Just couldn't clutch.
Colton smith is a great player but has terrible sportsmanship like so many American college tennis players. Cheering when your opponent makes an error is just a jerky thing to do.
I don’t think you have been to a college tennis game… everyone cheers, there has been no team that doesn’t be disrespectful, it’s way different than my USTA matches
@@jsjournal7723 On the one I think you're talking about, Colton was pulled way off court on a serve, and made a great stab just to get it back. Nanda missed the next ball, and Colton cheered. I think he was cheering his effort, making Nanda play one more ball, rather than disrespecting his opponent.
You could easily convince me that Colton is an ATP top 400 player... cleanest ballstriking I've ever seen from a college player
He almost beat Karue Sell recently who was former top #400 ATP
Karue just released a video saying the same
a top 400 player would crush govind 6-1 6-0 tho
@@jerrychen2302Nanda is former top 340
@@jerrychen2302 Govind nanda was former top 400 atp he got injured and is coming back
fucking Nanda, that guy gets everything back
Nice match. Too bad people don't show up to watch college tennis these days. I used to go to Stanford matches in the 90s and the stands would be full back then, especially when there were big rivalries!
Perfect! This video was recorded with as much quality as the match itself!
Really good quality recording
that forehand at 1:21 are you kidding me
Outrageous power!
Beautiful tennis from both players! Wow
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High quality tennis
Great playing from both players
Govind hardly held serve. He needs to work on that. The other guy just had a bit too much fire power.
Coltons got game. Great match from both players
I miss practicing on these courts as a junior player
Respect to both players. But nanda is having trouble finding free points. He has to grind every single point. And his FH/BH is not doing enough damage.
He needs a shot to win him a free point. Without that if he goes down 0-15 or 0-30 he’s fighting a crazy uphill battle.
Easier said than done.
1. But on deuce he needs to use more slice outwide, then attack to his opponent backhand and come to net.
2. He should hit bigger to safe targets and try to produce short balls. Then finish at the net.
3. He should take pace off and pull his player outwide on the deuce and hit the next shot backhand line (or mix it up and hit behind) and see if he can produce short balls.
Again that’s the strategy, but obviously hard to do when your opponent has really good firepower and is an elite player.
I was thinking same thing -- amazing college player but will have to develop weapons to compete at pro level
If he could, he would. He is listed at either 5'7" or 5'9" and 155lb. He is tiny and has to play Michael Chang tennis. You can't outfight biology, and he can't generate massive shots because....well because he physically can't.
@@antoniomontana1975 right thats why i also suggested pulling his opponent off the court using angles. Obviously easier said than done.
Yeah not a pro but noticing alot of the cross court rallies forehand to forehand he goes for deep penetration, where if he looked to instead just get it a bit more wide would probably get more free short balls, but easier said than done with the pace off their balls
He cant get free points because of height. His opponent is taller and can generate easy power. Thats why Shwartzmann also cant win free points even with a 28inch racquet
What a level, wow.
Just curious, why is there so much sand on the court? You can kind of see a build up of sand on the side under the bleachers too. Is it just weather blowing in sand?
Great matchup. Bear down and go cats!
At deuce are they playing just one more point to decide the game!?
No let rule?
college tennis continue play with serve lets
Smith playing pro level tennis there.
I can't imagine a top 10 player, if this is what top 400 is.
Govind's defense is insane
so much money in college tennis we cant pay a couple of people 100 for the day to call lines? ridiculous
there is a judge sitting there i don't understand what they are doing if not calling lines?
@@MichaelSienkiewicz a judge on all the lines like professional tennis man
@1:25 why did they play a let?
Lets are allowed for college matches. I think it's because of the amount of lying in matches with an umpire.
@@angel10115 lol thats crazy.
Let?
Govind's forehand was off today, couldn't be aggressive or win points off it. Also too many unforced errors.
I am thinking that had something to do with the guy on the other end of the court. js It was years ago, but my Son played dubs with Colton during Zonals in Tucson. We're from the wet weather of Seattle, lol., so lots of indoor tennis. Colton and his Dad, good people.
Was this not a let at 1:26 and 1:38?
they dont count lets on college tennis
the play the lets in college i mean
Why does Govind jump so much on his backhand...it literally puts him out of position everytime🤷♂️
Opponent is playing with lots of topspin. He jumps so that he can still attack the ball and isn’t pushed further back
Some bad hooking from Nanda. Poor Sportsmanship. no place for that in high level college tennis.
And are you going to help him fix that Richard
I really don't think he means to. At court level and at some of these speeds, your eyes will play tricks on you. I played DII and apparently hooked a few people real bad (before I got prescription lenses), and I felt awful when my teammates told me about it.
2:01 the camera distortion is crazy. Looked like 3 feet out
These two wouldnt even make my local high school varsity team's doubles line up.
4.0 NTRP at best
Karue Sell would cook both easy
On Winston Du's channel the pro set between Govind and Karue was very close - Karue ended up winning. Also, Govind even had a higher ATP ranking than Karue.
Karue Sell actually faced Smith in an itf match in November last year. Karue Sell ended up barely winning 4-6, 7-6, 7-6. Smith managed to break Sell six times, so "cook both easy" is a bold statement. That being said, Smith even won more points during the match in total. Just couldn't clutch.
Colton smith is a great player but has terrible sportsmanship like so many American college tennis players. Cheering when your opponent makes an error is just a jerky thing to do.
I don’t think you have been to a college tennis game… everyone cheers, there has been no team that doesn’t be disrespectful, it’s way different than my USTA matches
@@jsjournal7723 On the one I think you're talking about, Colton was pulled way off court on a serve, and made a great stab just to get it back. Nanda missed the next ball, and Colton cheered. I think he was cheering his effort, making Nanda play one more ball, rather than disrespecting his opponent.