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,
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
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
SCORE: Tennessee 15, Hofstra 0 | FINAL (7 inn. – Run-Rule Victory) ***SCROLL DOWN FOR LIVE AT-BAT BY AT-BAT FEED*** ANNOUNCED ATTENDANCE: 6,212 Fourth-ranked Tennessee baseball
Tennessee baseball broke several records in its first ever National Championship winning season in 2024. From single-season records to national records to SEC records to
Rocky Top Insider’s Jack Foster and Ryan Schumpert broke down Tennessee baseball’s 6-5 win over Texas A&M in game three of the College World Series
Tennessee baseball celebrated its National Championship victory at Charles Schwab Field Monday night under the lights. There were many great moments from the celebrations as
Tennessee baseball outfielder Dylan Dreiling won College World Series MVP after an iconic six-game stretch in Omaha. The sophomore left-fielder hit .542 in the tournament
Tennessee baseball head coach Tony Vitello, CWS MVP Dylan Dreiling, LHP Zander Sechrist and CF Hunter Ensley met with the media in the post-game press