ATHENS, Ga. -
It started with love. Ronnie Schneider felt it when he visited Carolina, the embrace of the Carolina family. He wanted to be a part of it. He knew in his heart that Carolina men's tennis could reach the ranks of the elite. He knew, and that's why he committed to Sam Paul's program as a high school junior. He knew, and that's why he worked on longtime friend Jack Murray and Canadian standout Brayden Schnur to join him. He knew that his class could help raise the bar for Carolina men's tennis. And he knew that he had the support of that Carolina family.