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2014 Top Mid-Major Men's Classes
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Tennis is one of the most popular college sports around. There are almost 2,500 programs across the country playing intercollegiate tennis at some level.

Today we take a look at the top college recruiting classes from the "mid-major" programs - programs from conferences that do not get automatic bids to the new College Football Playoff.

Many mid-major schools compete at a high level on the court, as evident in the NCAA team and individual championships over the years. Two weeks ago in Athens, Ga., Alex Sarkissian of Pepperdine reached the final of the NCAA singles tournament.

We can also talk about many quality teams in Division II, Division III, NAIA, NJCAA, and CCC - teams that compete for national titles every year.

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