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Michigan tennis coach Brian Eisner
seems to like playing musical chairs.
He's been playing it with his three best
players, Michael Leach, Matt Horwitch
.and Mark Mees all season long, and
when the 12th ranked netters face Min-
nesota and Wisconsin today and
tomorrow, any of the trio could be slot-
ted for first singles.
"There are certain criteria that I look
at to decide who will play first," Eisner
said. "Generally, I decide based on who
we are playing, what kind of player
they have, the way our guys have been
playing, and the kind of surface."
TODAY'S MATCH will be at the var-
Eisner shuffles best
p laye rs
sity tennis courts by the 0
building, which have an asph
face. Asphalt is a fast surface,z
favors Leach and Horwitch.
"The three oftus play differe
games," said Leach, "and faste
tend to favor Matt andI. Mark
play the baseline, while Matt a
tack the ball, and are faste
players."
Having three such excellent
is a big plus for Eisner's squad
should be tested by Minnesota
nesota has not lost any matche
part of the country," Eisner sa
they have two good singles play
good to be able to counter that
three guys." ,
THE THREE players shared
singles spot last year, as well,
cellent results. All three were i
the NCAA tournament, where H
earned All-American status.
sees the possibility for that ag
year.
"Matt and Mike have good
because of their records righ
Eisner said, "but our major co
Mark's record (8-4). But we've
a long way to go."
"I think we have the be
singles players in the Big Ten.
at top spot
ld I.M. said. "The rotational system just keeps
galt sur- the three of us sharp."
and that "OUR GOAL IS to get as many people
in the NCAA tournament as possible,"
ent style Horwitch said. "Mark deserves to be
er courts there because he's one of the best in our
likes to section, and. he should face the top
and I at- competition."
er style The reason Eisner gives for the three
splitting time is a little different. Not
players only does he want them to qualify for
d, which the NCAA tournament, but he also
a. "Min- thinks that the rotation helps the
s in this team.-
id, "and "All three are excellent players, adn
'ers. It is are extremely talented," Eisner said.
with our "Any of them would probably be num-
ber one at any other school. For them to
the first make progress, they must all play the
with ex- top competition, and our team's poten-
nvited to tial to improve is based on our players
Horwitch improving."
Eisner WITH THREE players competing for
gain this the top spot, one could expect a lot of
backstabbing, but that has not been the
chances case.
it now," "Each has been very, very good for
rncern is each other, and they've enjoyed
still got working with each other," Eisner said.
"The fact that we use a rotational
st three scheme, and that we are proud of all of
, Leach our players takes the backfighting out
of it."
"As long as it doesn't bother them
(Leach and Horwitch)," said Mees.
"They've been great about it. You play
against those guys, and you can't play
anybody as competitive. It really
toughens you up."
"I'M HERE TO PLAY for the school,
ition. Price and the team," Horwitch said, "and if
37U0412 the three of us playing first is the best
fully fur- for the team, then I want that. But
29U0410 playing second or third singles is no day
off. If we don't get fired up, we can lose
or summerat two or three and that would be ten
times worse than losing at first."
to campus; None of the three players has done
Ughts.
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much losing this year. Leach is un-
beaten in 12 matches, while Horwitch
has lost one of his 11 matches. Mees is 8-
4, but has had some hard luck this
season.
If the three players continue at their
current paces, they could all earn
NCAA berths again, which would prove
that Eisner's rotational scheme is suc-
cessful.
"YOU CAN'T really worry about the
NCAAs," Mees said. "That either
comes or it doesn't."
Once they get to the NCAAs, the net-
ters could face one of their stiffest
challenges, the possibility of playing
against one another for an NCAA
crown.
"If we were to meet in the NCAAs,"
Leach said, "it would be in the finals,
because we're placed at opposite ends
of the draw. I don't think any of us
would complain."
"That would be very, very nice,"
Eisner said. "I'd really love that."
Perhaps he'd like it even more than
playing musical chairs.
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