After a below-standard performance against Vanderbilt had Tennessee trailing by 13 points at halftime, the Volunteers exploded out of the gates in the second half
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee baseball picked up a 18-1 win over Hofstra to clinch the weekend series Saturday in Knoxville. After a scoreless first inning,
Tennessee basketball played as bad of a first half as they have all year before Zakai Zeigler’s remarkable second half lifted the Vols to an
SCORE: Tennessee 18, Hofstra 1 | FINAL (7 inn. Run-Rule) ***SCROLL DOWN FOR LIVE AT-BAT BY AT-BAT FEED*** Fourth-ranked Tennessee baseball (1-0) is set to battle
The fifth-ranked Tennessee men’s basketball team hosts SEC rival Vanderbilt on Saturday as the Volunteers look to rebound from Tuesday’s loss to Kentucky. It’s one
Tennessee baseball opened up its 2025 season with a dominant 15-0 run-rule victory over Hofstra on Friday evening at Lindsey Nelson Stadium. Following the game,
Tennessee baseball head coach Tony Vitello met with the media to discuss the Vols’ 15-0 season-opening win over Hofstra Friday night in Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
Tennessee has moved up the start time for games two and three of the season-opening series against Hofstra. Originally scheduled for 4 p.m. ET and
Tennessee baseball opened up its national championship defense with a dominant 15-0 run-rule victory over Hofstra on Friday evening at Lindsey Nelson Stadium. Liam Doyle
Tennessee basketball returns home on Saturday afternoon where they’ll face Vanderbilt in a rematch of last month’s loss in Nashville. The Commodores come to Knoxville