Dominko and Fu continued their dominant play as a doubles pair, winning their seventh match in a row and improving to 9-1 on the year. 1 doubles against Wisconsin’s top duo of Gabriel Huber and Michael Minasyan, ranked No. The Irish got off to a strong start when freshman Sebastian Dominko and senior Connor Fu opened the match with a 6-2 win in No. They’re strong at all six positions and we anticipated a challenge.” We knew that they would compete hard, we knew they would play really good doubles. “They’re very experienced and they’ve played a lot of college tennis. “Wisconsin has a really veteran team,” Notre Dame head coach Ryan Sachire said after the match. They featured a deep, experienced squad that would serve as a tough test for an Irish team looking to get back on track.

Like the Irish, the Badgers (5-4) came into the weekend after a disappointing road trip, having dropped matches against Alabama and Auburn. With the wins, they improved to 7-3 on the season.Įntering Saturday, Notre Dame knew to take nothing for granted in their first match of the day against Wisconsin. Looking to bounce back after a defeat from Illinois the previous weekend, the Irish battled to a comeback victory against Wisconsin before sweeping UIC. See where they are now.Notre Dame men’s tennis enjoyed a successful weekend that saw them earn a pair of wins at home Saturday afternoon. The show went off the air in 2010, and most of the cast has been very busy since then, but one has left the acting world completely for a very different job. From merry murdering girlfriends, to obsessed stalkers, a love child and so much more in just 100 episodes, it's impossible to imagine what would have happened if there was a Season 7. Not for the squeamish or faint of heart, this FX series never shied away from the graphic plastic surgeries (if you’ve seen the episode with the obese woman whose skin was permanently stuck to the couch it’s likely still emblazoned in your brain) or showing the mutilated victims of The Carver.īut the heart of the show was the complicated doctors Sean McNamara and Christian Troy, who had a thriving practice, and perfect looks, but some truly messed up lives. Focused on the two main plastic surgeons at McNamara/Troy, the show seamlessly blended satire, drama and twisted thrills. Long before Ryan Murphy created such shows as American Horror Story, Glee and Pose, he crafted the ambitious and dark series Nip/Tuck.

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