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After a 2026 season that saw the Volunteers' pitching staff tumble to 49th nationally in team-ERA, head coach Josh Elander announced the departure of pitching coach Josh Reynolds. The move comes as the program looks to restore its once‑dominant mound talent.
After two years, the University of Tennessee baseball program has concluded its partnership with assistant coach Josh Reynolds, with head coach Josh Elander explaining the change and reflecting on Reynolds’ impact.
After a single season marked by a 4.72 team ERA and uneven bullpen performance, the University of Tennessee has dismissed pitching coach Josh Reynolds, prompting a search for a new leader ahead of the next campaign.
Tennessee baseball announced the dismissal of pitching coach Josh Reynolds on June 4, ending a brief but eventful tenure that began when he was promoted to the role for the 2026 season. Coach Josh Elander thanked Reynolds for his work but decided to move in a different direction.
The University of Tennessee announced the dismissal of pitching coach Josh Reynolds after a single season, with head coach Josh Elander thanking him and outlining a new direction for the program.
A deep look at how Tennessee's 2027 baseball squad blends proven returners, key newcomers, and draft‑watch dynamics under Coach Josh Elander.
Jake Souders, a standout outfielder from the Samford Bulldogs, is set to visit the University of Tennessee, where his bat and speed could add a new dimension to the Volunteers’ lineup.
The Volunteers finished the regular season strong but stumbled in the NCAA tournament, prompting head coach Josh Elander to outline a bold plan for roster turnover and future success.
After a season cut short by arm soreness, Landon Mack will return to the Volunteers in 2027, bringing his Big Ten All‑Freshman honors and impressive strikeout numbers back to the rotation.
A look at the surprising runs, underdog victories and coaching changes that have reshaped the tournament landscape.
After two seasons at Tennessee, utility player Jay Abernathy is heading for the transfer portal, leaving the Volunteers to navigate a reshaped lineup as they aim to rebound from a disappointing postseason.
Jay Abernathy, a sophomore utility player for the Tennessee Volunteers, has announced his intention to enter the NCAA transfer portal after a season that saw the team finish 38‑22 and exit the NCAA Tournament in the Chapel Hill Regional.
After a promising but inconsistent stint with Tennessee baseball, sophomore Jay Abernathy has entered the transfer portal, marking the latest move in a program that finished 38‑22 and earned notable upsets.
Freshman catcher Cash Williams has entered the NCAA transfer portal, joining a wave of departures that could see the Vols lose one or two catchers this offseason. With top prospect Sean Dunlap already committed, the program is reconfiguring its catching depth.
After guiding Tennessee to a 38‑22 record and an early NCAA Tournament departure, first‑year head coach Josh Elander is leveraging the transfer portal to rebuild the 2027 roster, while the program bids farewell to Tony Vitello's move to the San Francisco Giants.
After redshirting his freshman year, No. 94 national prospect Ethan Moore has entered the transfer portal, reflecting on a Tennessee baseball season marked by dominance in midweek play and a postseason run that ended in the Chapel Hill Regional.
The Volunteers are leveraging the NCAA transfer portal to add experienced talent and replace departing players ahead of the next season.
Despite a 38‑win campaign and a No. 2 regional seed, Tennessee's 2026 baseball season fell short of lofty expectations, exposing coaching adjustments, bullpen woes and a roster in flux.
Samford outfielder Jake Souders is set to tour Knoxville this week, as Tennessee looks to fill outfield holes left by graduating stars and adds a top 2026 recruit to its roster.
After a single season, infielders Ethan Moore and Finley Bates have opted to transfer, exposing vulnerabilities in the Volunteers’ middle infield and setting the stage for a busy offseason.
After a career marked by elite defense and limited offensive production, shortstop Ariel Antigua has entered the NCAA transfer portal, joining a wave of players exploring new destinations before the June 30 deadline.
A loss to VCU ends a five‑year regional winning streak, prompting a wave of departures and a push to develop younger talent.
In a candid interview, Reese Chapman recalls the Volunteers' rise to the top of college baseball, the disappointment of a early regional exit, and his unwavering confidence in Coach Josh Elander’s vision for sustained success.
Reese Chapman discusses the end of Tennessee's season, his recovery from a facial injury, and his confidence in head coach Josh Elander as the program looks ahead.