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2010 NCAA DIVISION I MEN’S TENNIS DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIPS Athens, Ga. •Dan Magill Tennis Complex • University of Georgia • May 26-31 First Round Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals Semifinals Quarterfinals Round of 16 First Round May 27 May 28 May 29 May 30 May 31 May 30 May 29 May 28 May 27 Reid Carleton Philip Stephens 1 Henrique Cunha (1), Duke Ashley Watling, Tulsa 17 Moritz Baumann Brad Cox 2 Marek Michalicka, Wisconsin Eric Quigley, Kentucky 18 Alejandro Calligari Bassam Beidas 3 Simon Childs, Louisville Alex Llompart, Pepperdine 19 Amit Inbar Dimitar Kutrovsky 4 Nick Meister, UCLA Josh Zavala (5-8), Texas 20 Jeff Dadamo 2 p.m. Denes Lukacs 5 Austin Krajicek (5-8), Texas A&M Roberto Maytin, Baylor 21 Drew Courtney Clay Donato 6 Michael Shabaz, Virginia Stefan Hardy, North Carolina 22 Marek Czerwinski Emanu Brighiu 7 Dennis Nevolo, Illinois Christopher Price, TCU 23 Christoph Thiemann Robert Farah 8 Marcel Thiemann, Ole Miss Steve Johnson (3), USC 24 4 p.m. Bradley Klahn Remi Boutillier 9 Ryan Thacher (4), Stanford NATIONAL Rikus de Villiers, Fresno State 25 CHAMPION Boris Conkic Iain Atkinson 10 Rhyne Williams, Tennessee 6 p.m. Steven Forman, Wake Forest 26 Jason Jung Tim Puetz 11 Evan King, Michigan Alexander Stamchev, Auburn 27 Raony Carvalho Chase Buchanan 12 Rafael Garcia, Texas Tech Dino Marcan (5-8), Ohio State 28 Antoine Benneteau 1 p.m. George Coupland 13 Alexandre Lacroix (5-8), Florida Artem Ilyushin, Mississippi State 29 Andrei Daescu Aleksey Bessonov 14 Costin Paval, Oklahoma Oleksandr Nedovyesov, Oklahoma State 30 All Times Eastern Pedro Campos Keziel Juneau 15 Diego Cubas, South Carolina Sebastien Vidal, William and Mary 31 Jonathan Dahan Davey Sandgren 16 Pedro Zerbini, California John-Patrick Smith (2), Tennessee 32.

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