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Tennessee Baseball Releases 2023 Schedule

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The Tennessee baseball team warming up in the fall. Photo by RTI/Ric Butler.

Tennessee released its full 2023 baseball schedule Wednesday morning. The Vols play 56 regular season games including 38 from the friendly confines of Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

Tony Vitello opens his sixth season in Knoxville on Feb. 17 in Scottsdale, Arizona as part of a three-game neutral site event. The Vols’ opponents are not set for the event but the field included Arizona, Fresno State, Michigan and San Diego.

Tennessee’s other top non conference matchup comes when the Vols host Gonzaga to Lindsey Nelson Stadium for a three-game series from March 3-5. The Zags went 37-19 last season and made the NCAA Tournament.

The Vols also host Dayton and Morehead State in pre-conference series. Tennessee faces Alabama A&M, Charleston Southern, Boston College, Lipscomb, Western Carolina, UNC Asheville, Eastern Kentucky, Tennessee Tech, Bellarmine, Wofford, Austin Peay and Belmont.

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Tennessee’s 10 series conference schedule was announced earlier this fall and begins March 17 at Missouri. The road slate includes massive series at preseason top five SEC west foes LSU and Arkansas as well as trips to Georgia and South Carolina.

The Vols host Vanderbilt, Florida, Kentucky, Texas A&M and Mississippi State to Lindsey Nelson Stadium in SEC play.

Vitello returns his weekend rotation and a number of reliable bullpen arms from last season’s SEC regular season and Tournament championship team. However, Tennessee’s head coach has to replace eight position player starters after 10 Vols were selected in the 2022 MLB Draft.

Tennessee is expected to be a top five team nationally again this season with the chance to compete for a SEC Championship and to return to the College World Series after falling to Notre Dame in the Knoxville Super Regional last year.

You can view Tennessee’s full schedule here.

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