Court of Appeals Playing too nice Being nice doesn't always work out for you in the long run. by: Rebel Good | MAY, 06 2019
Court of Appeals Distractions that fly Tennis is a game that requires a certain modicum of concentration. by: Rebel Good | MAY, 04 2019
Court of Appeals Let me, or not? My shot grazed the top of the net and continued over, landing inside the court. by: Rebel Good | MAY, 03 2019
Court of Appeals A Ringing Interruption If you don’t stop for the ringing cellphone, you can’t whine about it later. by: Rebel Good | APR, 24 2019
Court of Appeals Let This Let Pass? You should first ask your opponent, “How were you hindered?” by: Rebel Good | APR, 11 2019
Court of Appeals Post Powers Why do net posts count as part of the net, but other things don't? by: Rebel Good | APR, 07 2019
Court of Appeals Net Cross No-No It’s up to the hitter to make the concession in this case. by: Rebel Good | APR, 03 2019
Court of Appeals Stand Still, Please A player can jump to hit a serve, but the running part is a no-no by: Rebel Good | JAN, 03 2019
Court of Appeals There He Blows I was charging the net and mishit a drop shot off the frame. by: Rebel Good | JAN, 01 2019
Court of Appeals Court of Appeals: Flipping Out How to handle immature losses by: Rebel Good | DEC, 08 2018
Court of Appeals Does The Call Count? Clay-court ball marks can't be discredited so easily. by: Rebel Good | DEC, 03 2018
Court of Appeals Where Does The Chair Go? Determining the court placement of the players by: Rebel Good | NOV, 30 2018
Court of Appeals Wrong Side of the Law Determining rules in double games by: Rebel Good | NOV, 27 2018