Smith relied on that big serve, but against a guy that gets a lot of balls back in play; it just isn't as effective. Clearly when Geller forced him to rally he didn't like that. Smith is used to being able to hit through guys and doesn't handle the short balls or off speeds as well. Great spot serving by Geller too. Great match.
Probably mental strength. You can see little signs of mental frustration and rushed gameplay near the end. Regardless his serve is awesome and worth studying.
@@cleanplasticchild Right, but do you think the judge has the visual angle to overrule anything? This was right on the baseline and in clear sight. What lines can he call?
You're blind. Slow it down in 0.25 speed, very clearly out. So many people don't understand that the camera angle which is right behind the players is the WORST angle for seeing whether a ball is in or out. Add on to that the fact that this is 30 or 60 fps only. The ball was clearly out. If you had taped yourself playing tennis before, you'd understand.
USA men's college tennis play netcord lets---too many receivers used to call lets when the serve was an ace so the rule was made to eliminate such calls
I'm sorry but axels fans need to calm down a little. it's fine when he hits a winner, but when his opponent makes a mistake? that's just not okay. poor behavior from adults.
Horrible umpire. Ball at 0:30 was quite clearly out(and I'm a Stanford fan, so I'm unbiased). Should not have overruled the call, it was out, not a cheat.
@@NPC-rq9tp I know this is a year later, but with playback speed, you can see the ball out or, MAYBE BUT DOUBT, it caught like a cm of the outside of the line. How you can see it inside the line is beyond me.
The quality of tennis in that 1st set was outrageous! Thanks for the upload.
yes, and nice steady camera work... thanks for posting
Axel Geller matches just aren't the same without YES YES guy
Say hello to ALL DAY guy..
He's there 31:12
😂😂😂😂
This is a real quality line one actually, respect to both players! Very high level hands down / Former NCAA player
0:31 like hell that was out
Wow! BIG hitting by both of these guys. Impressive!
Smith relied on that big serve, but against a guy that gets a lot of balls back in play; it just isn't as effective. Clearly when Geller forced him to rally he didn't like that. Smith is used to being able to hit through guys and doesn't handle the short balls or off speeds as well. Great spot serving by Geller too. Great match.
What was this recorded with/in? It's super crystal...
Watched smith play a while back. He was great. Looks like these last two sets....something went south
Probably mental strength. You can see little signs of mental frustration and rushed gameplay near the end. Regardless his serve is awesome and worth studying.
please tell me you recorded the geller vs holt match? lol
Has USC played Stanford yet?
Yeah they played Stanford then played Cal afterwards.
nobody can beat geller this year!
except holt who already did :)
covid did
9:43 the ball was clearly in...
wow he came back hard!
what racquet is geller using?
Very good
0:30 out
CLEARLY IN DUMMY
Nicked the line
Hi
:30 ball was out and ump did not have the visual perspective to overrule
cleanplasticchild so what shots do the umps have the perspective to overrule?
Remi Barron The judge doesn’t have the visual angle is what I mean. That was an emotional overrule.
@@cleanplasticchild Right, but do you think the judge has the visual angle to overrule anything? This was right on the baseline and in clear sight. What lines can he call?
Remi Barron Yeah, I think some more than others. ...but I see your point. People make mistakes.
Looks like Geller is playing with an older racket than the Vcore he had last season.
yes hes back to the ezone he used in his junior grand slams and beginning of his ncaa time
COME ON AAAXXXXXXXXEELLLL
9:44 in
Outrageous call 😂
what is the point of a chair umpire if you aren't going to overrule that
at 0.25 speed it looks out
Legolas Dixon they don’t overrule, have to be asked by player if it is in or not for an overrule to occur
You're blind. Slow it down in 0.25 speed, very clearly out.
So many people don't understand that the camera angle which is right behind the players is the WORST angle for seeing whether a ball is in or out. Add on to that the fact that this is 30 or 60 fps only. The ball was clearly out. If you had taped yourself playing tennis before, you'd understand.
Red shirt has a very similar forehand to tiafoe
please try and record the baylor no 1. He's beaten byderch and is a freshman with the highest utr in the country.
That guy's the real deal.
Do they not play let in america
USA men's college tennis play netcord lets---too many receivers used to call lets when the serve was an ace so the rule was made to eliminate such calls
cool post
I'm sorry but axels fans need to calm down a little. it's fine when he hits a winner, but when his opponent makes a mistake? that's just not okay. poor behavior from adults.
In 21:31 they should have repeated the surf because it touched the net but they didn’t so now I am just confused lol😂🤨
Camila Blanco they play lets in college
Camila Blanco in D1 men’s they play let’s
@@jonathanlai1658 only in D1 men's tennis
Second shot was definitely out
Hella in
It most likely touched the blue. Well in.
Was inside the line on the blue. Glad she overruled it. Most umps in college too scared, encourages the cheating like at Wake Forest.
Horrible umpire. Ball at 0:30 was quite clearly out(and I'm a Stanford fan, so I'm unbiased). Should not have overruled the call, it was out, not a cheat.
you’re blind buddy
Lol you know theres a playback speed option on youtube right? ball was inside the line.
@@NPC-rq9tp I know this is a year later, but with playback speed, you can see the ball out or, MAYBE BUT DOUBT, it caught like a cm of the outside of the line. How you can see it inside the line is beyond me.