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Head Coach David Fish decided to go with several different doubles combinations to start out the match. Nothing worked. The new pair of sophomore Oli Choo and freshman Cliff Nguyen fell 8-3 at No. 3 doubles, and then the usual No. 3 team of co-captain Anthony Barker and freshman George Turner went down next, losing at the No. 1 spot to the Bulldogs' Peter Luczak and David Mullins...
Harvard started the day dropping the doubles point for the third time on the spring break trip. SMU, which features only one American-born athlete, quickly disposed of the Crimson's doubles squads. Snyder and Choo fell first at No. 2, 8-2, to Krystian Pfeiffer and Lukasz Senczyszyn...
...match at No. 6 singles over Alex Krohn. The deciding match for the Bulldogs came at No. 5, where Barker and Alex Menichini were tied at a set apiece. Menichini then blew by Barker, 6-1, in the third set, for the win, giving Fresno State the overall victory. Choo later won at No. 2 to make the final score...
Half an hour later, a slew of matches concluded which gave the Crimson the win. Choo finished off DeSilva 6-4, 6-4 at No. 3, and Lee put the nail in the coffin for Harvard with a 6-0, 7-5 victory over Amad Wakalkar at No. 4 singles. Nguyen and Turner finished moments later...
Harvard finished off the Blue-Gray Classic against No. 24 Indiana State. With the singles being played first, the Crimson suffered at all the top spots. Choo and Turner lost in straight sets, but Barker once again came up with a good 6-2, 6-3 win at No. 6 over David O'Connell...