On Sunday afternoon, San Diego State men’s tennis head coach Gene Carswell was sitting at home. In his hand rested a telephone. At his side, his children. To many, this seems like an ideal San Diego Sunday. However, to Carswell and his tennis team, this was the last thing they were anticipating.
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The San Diego State men’s tennis team has had one goal in mind this season: peak at the end of the year and win the Mountain West Conference Championship.
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When the San Diego State men’s tennis team narrowly lost to the Pepperdine Waves last week, the only thing SDSU head coach Gene Carswell felt was pain. And that feeling has certainly stuck with him.
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It’s why the San Diego State men’s tennis team has played powerhouses such as USC and UCLA. It is the reason SDSU has faced a grueling non-conference schedule. It’s what the Aztecs have been playing for for the past two months.
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The last two weekends for the San Diego State men’s tennis team started with a bang, but have ended with a thud. In both instances, SDSU won its first two matches against good teams, yet had trouble ending on a high note. The Aztecs lost their final Sunday matches and killed most of the momentum they may have built in the days before. Now, SDSU will be looking to get rolling once again as it takes on Harvard at 1:30 p.m. today at the Aztec Tennis Center.
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Rice stops SDSU's bid for a perfect invite in a shutout on Sunday
Coming off a devastating loss to Nevada, the San Diego State men’s tennis team was searching for a bounce back weekend at the Rice Invitational in Houston. And while SDSU was well on its way to a rebound performance, winning the first two matches of the Invite — beating Texas A&M Corpus Christi 4-1 and Texas Pan-American 4-0 — the No. 38 Aztecs faltered just short of the finish line, dropping the final match against Invitational host No. 36 Rice on Sunday, 4-0.
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SDSU looking to bounce back from tough loss against Nevada
In the record books, it will only be considered a tally in the loss column. However, to the San Diego State men’s tennis team, its most recent loss to Nevada was one of the most devastating of the season.
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It was a tale of two teams for the San Diego State men’s tennis team on Sunday. In its early match against Minnesota, SDSU looked like a squad that could easily be ranked among the top 20 teams in the nation, beating the Gophers 5-2.
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Slumping Georgia State travels across the country to take on Aztecs at home
The San Diego State men’s tennis team has had its fair share of tough opponents this season. In less than two months of play, SDSU has already faced ranked squads such as No. 4 UCLA and No. 6 USC.
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SDSU performs well in second-oldest tournament in the country in La Jolla
The San Diego State men’s tennis team has been an annual invitee to the Pacific Coast Doubles Tournament since the current coaching staff can remember.
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The San Diego State men’s tennis team bounced back from its loss on Friday by defeating Middle Tennessee State 5-2 in Fresno on Saturday.
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After beating the Bulldogs last season, Aztecs expect vengeful Bulldogs in Fresno
The win was more than convincing. It was a 5-2 triumph in which the San Diego State men’s tennis team beat down Fresno State at the Aztec Tennis Center. SDSU swept the doubles competition, won four singles matches and even broke the Bulldogs’ six-game winning streak. But now, almost a full year later, the Aztecs will take on Fresno State again and are expecting a vengeful Bulldog squad.
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SDSU set to take on UC Irvine today
Being a rivalry game, it is no surprise that the San Diego State men’s tennis team’s match with USD was close, exciting and emotional.
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It may not be California or Stanford, and it may not have the same luster as Michigan and Ohio State, but the San Diego State men’s tennis team is excited to renew its rivalry with crosstown foe USD today.
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Often, a team suffers a loss because it overlooked its opponent, expecting to win with ease.
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San Diego State men’s tennis head coach Gene Carswell has said all season that he created a very tough schedule for his team. Usually, that schedule has only been difficult during Mountain West Conference play.
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Coming off first win of the season against Utah, SDSU will head to Los Angeles
This season, the San Diego State men’s tennis team has committed to a straightforward mantra: Keep it simple.
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Coming off a rough season in 2008, the San Diego State men’s tennis team had one goal for 2009: improve. However, after losing its first match of the season to Hawaii on Jan. 17, SDSU is still hungry to get that all-important first victory of ’09.
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The San Diego State men's tennis team could form a small-scale United Nations if it was necessary. With half of its players born internationally, the team is composed of Russian, German, Ecuadoran, Israeli, and of course, American descents. In no way, though, is this diversity by coincidence. After all, seven of the NCAA Division I men's tennis current top-10 players were born outside of the United States.
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