The drought is over. Tennessee has won a national championship. No matter the metric, that hasn’t happened in a long, long time. The Vols snared
Aaron Combs struck out three batters in the bottom of the ninth despite surrendering two runs to allow Tennessee Baseball to hold on for a
Josh Heupel just shattered every concern about his recruiting with one pickup. Tennessee Football landed an elite interior offensive lineman, a position not supposed to
Tennessee baseball coach Tony Vitello’s worth goes far beyond just wins and, perhaps later tonight, a championship. Since playing in the College World Series, Vitello’s
Caleb Calhoun and Dave Hooker discuss Tennessee Baseball in a rubber match with the Texas A&M Aggies to win the College World Series national championship
Vols get it done in Game 2 to set up 3rd and deciding game for national title against TAMU.
In an absolute must-win situation, Tennessee Baseball rallied late Sunday afternoon to beat Texas A&M in game two of the College World Series. With the
Tennessee’s baseball team faced a season full of “what ifs” and crushed it with the barrel of its bat in Game Two to keep its
Cal Stark hadn’t gotten a hit in the entire College World Series. In the top of the eighth of Game Two of the College World
