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The Vols will learn their regional destination on Monday, with a likely trip to Hattiesburg where they captured a title a year ago, as they aim to extend a historic streak of tournament appearances.
A practice collision sent Tennessee’s senior right fielder to UAB Hospital, but the team remains optimistic about his recovery and postseason prospects.
The Volunteers will meet the Razorbacks in the second round of the SEC Tournament, with pitching ace Evan Blanco leading the charge. A victory could set up a showdown against the Texas Longhorns.
Outfielder Reese Chapman’s promising season was interrupted by a facial fracture, but the Volunteers’ staff believes he could be back in action soon.
Tennessee’s recent SEC stretch revealed a pattern of falling behind early, with only two first-inning victories in nine games, raising concerns about their ability to compete in a tight regional tournament.
Despite a potent lineup and late‑game resilience, Tennessee’s recent SEC loss to Arkansas exposed a troubling pattern of early deficits, prompting coach Josh Elander to stress the need for a strong start as the Vols eye the NCAA Tournament.
Tennessee will face Arkansas in the SEC Tournament second round on May 20, with senior Evan Blanco set to start and Arkansas holding an early 8‑3 lead.
Fresh off an 11-6 victory over South Carolina, Tennessee will meet Arkansas in the second round of the SEC Tournament, hoping a potent offense and a healthy lineup can carry them past the Razorbacks and into a matchup with Texas.
Tennessee’s baseball team, led by new head coach Josh Elander, prepares to face Arkansas in the second round of the SEC Tournament, relying on strong pitching and recent home‑run performances to chase a title.
A freshman pitching sensation shines in a tight win over South Carolina, while the Vols prepare for challenging games against Arkansas and Texas.
A preview of the Volunteers' matchup with the Razorbacks, highlighting pitching rotations, rest days, and broadcast details.
The Arkansas Razorbacks, seeded seventh, will face the tenth‑seeded Tennessee Volunteers in the second round of the SEC Tournament on May 20 at 4:30 p.m. CT at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium. The game will be televised on the SEC Network and streamed via ESPN+ and Fubo, which offers a free trial for new subscribers.
The Razorbacks and Volunteers meet in a pivotal SEC Tournament game, with broadcast details, weather outlook and pitching matchups highlighted.
Tennessee will meet Arkansas in the SEC Tournament on Wednesday evening, with coach Josh Elander tabbing Evan Blanco as the starter after a heavy recent workload.
Freshman right-hander Cam Appenzeller delivered a strong five-inning start against South Carolina, helping Tennessee secure an 11-6 win. Coach Josh Elander sees him as a key piece for the Vols as they head into the NCAA Tournament, with senior Evan Blanco set to start against Arkansas.
The SEC Tournament features a marquee matchup as Tennessee's young head coach Josh Elander confronts his former mentor Dave Van Horn, highlighting a narrative of mentorship, legacy and national championship pedigree.
Tennessee’s ace Evan Blanco will take the mound against Arkansas in the second round of the SEC Tournament, seeking to build on a strong season and the Vols’ historic run of titles.
The Tennessee Volunteers begin their SEC Tournament run on May 19 at 6:35 p.m. ET, facing South Carolina at the Hoover Met. Both teams will rely on key pitchers, but the Vols will be without starting outfielder Reese Chapman, and the Gamecocks will be missing several regular contributors.
Coach Josh Elander confirmed that pitcher Landon Mack is day‑to‑day with arm soreness but remains on the roster, while freshman Cameron Appenzeller is set to start against South Carolina.
Tennessee’s tenth‑seed matchup with South Carolina headlines the opening round of the SEC Baseball Tournament, where +2800 odds and a potential clash with Texas add intrigue to the Vols’ title chase.
Coach Josh Elander announced the starting lineup for Tennessee’s first SEC Tournament game, highlighting Cam Appenzeller’s recent progress, the team’s offensive momentum, and the debut of the Automated Ball‑Strike System.
Three Volunteers — pitcher Tegan Kuhns, infielder Trent Grindlinger and right‑hander Cam Appenzeller — have been celebrated with All‑SEC and All‑Freshman accolades, highlighting a season that saw the team rebound from an early slump to secure a 36‑19 record and a 10‑seed in the upcoming SEC Tournament.
The Vols are projected to secure their seventh consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance, entering as a top‑two seed and facing a tough slate that includes a showdown with South Carolina and a possible matchup against North Carolina.
Tennessee’s ace freshman Cam Appenzeller is set to start against South Carolina in the SEC Tournament, aiming to extend the Vols’ deep run.