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2017 Top Mid-Major Men's Classes
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Two weeks ago, TennisRecruiting.net began publishing its annual recruiting class rankings.

We continue our rankings today with a look at the top college recruiting classes from the "mid-major" programs - programs outside of the ACC, B1G, Big 12, Ivy League, PAC-12, and SEC.

Many mid-major schools compete at a very high level. In Division I tournament play this post-season, several players from mid-major programs advanced to the Rounds of 32 and 16 in the singles and doubles tournaments - including Jack Findel-Hawkin of North Florida who reached the singles quarterfinals and achieved All-America status. Mid-major schools have won national titles in the singles, doubles, and team events at the D-I level.

Many quality teams also compete in Division II, Division III, NAIA, NJCAA, and CCC - where they vie for national titles every year.

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