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Life in Athens, Ga. is finally getting back to normal. Thousands of college fans and players have left "tournament town" after watching the city crown the NCAA Division I men's and women's champions in team, singles, and doubles competition over the past two weeks.

As we now look ahead to summer break - and the start of the 2007-08 season - it is natural to think about the recruiting classes. We are now almost halfway through the spring and summer signing period, and many schools have completed their recruiting for the year. Indeed, on July 1st colleges can start contacting high school juniors.

Today, the Tennis Recruiting Network takes a look at the top men's classes in our Spring Recruiting Class Rankings for the Class of 2007.

Media Poll

The Tennis Recruiting Network has again enlisted the aid of junior tennis experts to determine the top classes. Reporters, national and international tournament directors, referees, ranking chairmen, and writers from across the country have donated their time and talents to vote on these top classes. Panelists for this voting period are shown below.

Each of our panelists submitted his/her take on the Top 25 recruiting classes. Schools received 25 points for each first-place vote, 24 points for each second-place vote, on down to 1 point for each 25th-place vote. The panelists were told not to consider incoming transfer students in their voting.