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So began the 50th anniversary of the Green Family Tennis Tournament, held at Jericho-Westbury Indoor Tennis on Jan. 24.

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Frank Arnold’s legacy at BYU is often reduced to a single line: the coach who led the Cougars to the Elite Eight in 1981, the deepest NCAA Tournament run in program history.