Michigan men's tennis has started this season with one of the toughest schedules in the country,

facing three of the top 15 programs.

And right now, head coach Sean Mimey is going to stop by to give us a progress report on where his team at is at this point.

Also with four Big Ten games all on the road.

Ohio State coming up this weekend.

What his expectations are moving forward.

He joins us next on Conquering Heroes.

Welcome to your one-stop podcast for all things, Michigan Athletics.

Updates on every team on campus and interviews with players and coaches are all on the way.

This is Conquering Heroes.

Here's your host, John Jansen.

I'm joined now by the head coach of the men's tennis program, Sean Mimey, and coach, it's your third season.

There's been a lot of changes around college athletics.

How much have those changes

affected a game, a much more international game than some other sports? How has it affected

your sport? Yeah, certainly. I mean, I think every program right now is making those decisions

and what they're doing with the tennis programs and every university has their path in which they're trying to help those student athletes,

whether it's through scholarships, through NILs, through revenue share. And there are some

programs that are doing all of the above. And yeah, it's made a big difference in our sport. But I think for the better, it's bringing

in some great players, bringing in some players that have some good experience. You get some,

some teams will load up with three or four guys that, you know, might be 23 years old and

coming in as freshmen, so to speak, and they're playing against my 18-year-old. So, you know,

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