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 Gallagher/Kopcalic . . . won a match tiebreaker for the third set against what I'd figured to be a weaker Oregon team, but this is also the same pair that beat Gordon/Shin 8-4.

Gallagher/Kopcalic lost the first set to Oregon 3-6, but then steamrollered them 6-1 and then 10-4 in the super tiebreaker.  Our two might be better than them as singles players, but neither pair is experienced playing with each other as a doubles team. [color=#111111][size=small][font=Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif]It should be a good match, but I favor us in that one. I'd call Gordon's match a tossup based on the few minutes that I saw her play yesterday. Her first serve was not at her best, and Kozyreva has the game to punish Gordon's second serve and gain at least the initiative on her first serve.

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 Gallagher/Kopcalic . . . won a match tiebreaker for the third set against what I'd figured to be a weaker Oregon team, but this is also the same pair that beat Gordon/Shin 8-4.

Gallagher/Kopcalic lost the first set to Oregon 3-6, but then steamrollered them 6-1 and then 10-4 in the super tiebreaker.  Our two might be better than them as singles players, but neither pair is experienced playing with each other as a doubles team. [color=#111111][size=small][font=Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif]It should be a good match, but I favor us in that one. I'd call Gordon's match a tossup based on the few minutes that I saw her play yesterday. Her first serve was not at her best, and Kozyreva has the game to punish Gordon's second serve and gain at least the initiative on her first serve.