Daily Bagel: French Davis Cup team hangs from side of building

The U.S. Davis Cup team amid the backdrop of Boise (John G. Mabanglo/Landov).

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• The French Davis Cup team builds camaraderie by hanging off the side of a building (The Slice).
• Chris Clarey of The New York Times looks at how Novak Djokovic came to play in Boise, Idaho.
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• The Davis Cup will leave a lasting mark in Boise, where the USTA will donate $25,000 (matched by the city) for renovations and the building of new courts (KTVB TV).
• Andy Murray's endorsement deal with Mahesh Bhupati's company, Globosport, could help lead to a three-week tournament across Asia in November and December (The Guardian).
• Steve Tignor of Tennis.com goes inside the minds of the top men's players with a clinical psychologist.
• Sam Querrey and Jack Sock have committed to the Hall of Fame Championships in Newport, R.I., in July (Providence Journal).
• USA Today's Doug Robson reports how the Davis Cup might never have come to Idaho without Boise State's men's tennis coach.