Selective Enforcement Is Unacceptable
This post continues a series examining how USTA League rules are developed, communicated, and enforced, using the recent suspensions of two Dallas-area players as aRead More
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This post continues a series examining how USTA League rules are developed, communicated, and enforced, using the recent suspensions of two Dallas-area players as aRead More
This post is part of a short series examining how rules are made, communicated, and enforced in USTA League play, using a recent suspension ofRead More
1 responseIn yesterday’s post, I noted that something materially changed in 2025 that impacted how a long-standing Dallas Tennis Association (DTA) local rule was enforced. ThisRead More
This post is the second installment of a short series examining the rules and governance structures that shape USTA League play. As noted yesterday, aRead More
1 responseIn an unusual move for this site, I am starting what will be a several-post series by completely spoiling the ending. This is one ofRead More
1 responseDecember is the natural moment to take stock of what the yearlong Happiness Project has taught me. Yesterday’s post explored Gretchen Rubin’s “Boot Camp Perfect”Read More
1 responseDecember is the final month of this year-long tennis-specific exploration of Gretchen Rubin’s The Happiness Project. Today’s post is a reflection on Rubin’s concept ofRead More
This Christmas, your gifts can reflect your passion for tennis and your desire to see it flourish. Choosing presents that give back to the tennisRead More
This weekend, we are kick-starting your holiday shopping for the tennis player in your life. Today’s post features a few items that aren’t specific toRead More
Tennis makes an excellent gift for both current and prospective players. Potential items include tangible items such as equipment, clothes, and accessories. Other alternatives includeRead More