Oklahoma State's Olivia Lincer joins the show to talk about the coming season, her transfer from UCF to OSU, her progression as an athlete as well as finding her voice.

Olivia is currently No. 630 in the WTA rankings in singles and No. 370 in doubles. She helped the Cowgirls qualify for indoor nationals and the team carries the No. 8 ranking in the country in the most recent rankings.

Katya Khairutdinova joins the show to discuss her season for the Auburn Tigers, her transfer from FIU, how she handles everyday responsibilities of being an athlete, and shares a story of playing a current teammate as a freshman.

Katya helped the Tigers qualify for National Indoors with a 4-0 win over FSU.

Texas A&M's Kholo Montsi joins the show to discuss his time in College Station, his transfer from Oklahoma, mental health, as well as his goals as an athlete moving forward in life.

Kholo just helped the Aggies secure a 4-2 win over Duke, sending them to the Indoor Nationals.

Kickoff weekend special! Clemson's Matisse Farzam joins the show to discuss his upcoming freshman season for the Tigers, finding practice partners as a lefty as well as the difference in preparation from juniors to college.

Matisse is currently 2-0 in the early season for the Tigers and has helped them to qualify for Indoor Nationals for the first time in over a decade, with team wins over South Carolina and Harvard.

Clemson's Romain Gales joins the show for the first ever BTA Pod interview. We talk about the opening day match against LSU, his goals for the season and his journey to becoming a Tiger.

University of Tennessee's Alejandro Moreno joins the show to discuss his college tennis journey, his transfer back to Knoxville, how he deals with early match strategy, and memories with teammates.

USF's Hugo Car joins the show to talk about his journey to college tennis from Marseille, his evolution of being an athlete, playing high level players and his goals moving forward.

A Christmas week show! This one features UNC's Ian Mayew. We discuss his fall season as well as blooming late as a junior tennis player and what it was like growing up in a tennis family.