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There is no better time than the present to get out and watch college tennis. This weekend, the NCAA Division I Tennis Championships get underway. Sixty-four men's and women's college tennis teams will head to campus venues around the country to compete in first- and second-round action. The winners will advance to the Sweet 16 at the Taube Tennis Center in Stanford, California, to compete for the team championship May 19-24.

Hopefully you can get out to watch some of the action this weekend, but there are plenty of places to get your fill of championship college tennis:

• The NCAA Division I tournament central websites (men, women) have brackets, results, news and photos.
• The Intercollegiate Tennis Association is the governing body of college tennis, and they have great features and information this time of year.
• As always, Colette Lewis will provide coverage of the NCAA tournament at ZooTennis.com.
• The USTA has a varsity college tennis webpage with news and information.
• Other sites with a college tennis slant, including College Tennis Online and the Texas College Tennis Blog, have great insights and analysis.

TennisRecruiting.net invited some of our regular college tennis contributors to answer some questions about college tennis and the NCAA tournament. Today, in Part 1, we see their comments on a pair of questions. We will hear more from them in Part 2 on Friday.