KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - After falling 2-0 in the doubles portion of Sunday’s ITA Kickoff Weekend final, Tennessee could only win a single singles match against 25th-ranked Michigan. The Wolverines advanced to the ITA indoor championships, while the 14th-ranked Volunteers fall to 4-3 on the season.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The No. 14 Tennessee men’s tennis team defeated Illinois, 4-2, Saturday afternoon in the opening round of ITA Kickoff Weekend. The Vols dropped the doubles point, but the singles part of the match was filled with some intense competition.

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The No. 25 Michigan men’s tennis team’s dominance at the ITA Kickoff Tournament set a strong precedent for the Wolverines’ upcoming season, advancing them to the ITA Indoor National Championships. Saturday’s win against Auburn left the team’s confidence high.

Tennessee tennis suffered an upset loss at home Sunday, losing to Michigan, 4-1. The No. 14 Vols (4-2) lost the chance to go to the ITA Indoor National Championship by losing to the No. 25 Wolverines (3-0) at home. Nicholas Steiglehner sealed the win for Michigan.

For Kentucky, the game before The Game was a tough one on paper — a Tuesday night road contest against Rick Barnes' Tennessee Vols, who were ranked No. 1 in the country just a few weeks ago and listed as 10.

Tennessee tennis fell to Michigan 4-1, winning the championship match of ITA Kickoff Weekend. The Wolverines punched their ticket to Indoor National Championships despite a late pushback by the Vols.

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Koby Brea scored 18 points and Jaxson Robinson added 17 to help No. 12 Kentucky post a 78-73 victory over No. 8 Tennessee on Tuesday in Knoxville, Tenn.

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