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Tennessee baseball is reshaping its 2027 roster after a wave of departures, securing its first transfer commitment from Mercer two‑way player Braydon Kersey and targeting key additions in pitching, infield and outfield.
Tyler Myatt, the 2024 NJCAA Player of the Year, is set to rejoin the University of Tennessee baseball program for the 2027 season, bringing a proven bat off the bench after a challenging SEC transition.
Brody Trosclair announced his commitment to Tennessee on June 8, highlighting a freshman year that earned him Freshman of the Year honors and a strong statistical record before an elbow injury prompted a unique surgical choice.
After an official visit, left‑hander Brody Trosclair pledged to Tennessee, bringing three years of eligibility, a strong freshman record and a recent surgery recovery to a staff reshaping for the upcoming season.
The Vols have kept nine key players, including standout hitters and pitchers, while navigating 13 departures.
Junior outfielder Levi Clark will lead a Volunteers squad that combines proven power with a fortified pitching staff, setting the stage for a competitive 2027 campaign.
Braydon Kersey commits to Tennessee baseball, bringing dual‑way talent and a proven track record to a Volunteers roster in rebuilding mode.
After five successful seasons at East Carolina, where he guided pitchers to top‑tier ERA rankings and multiple MLB draft selections, Austin Knight has been appointed pitching coach for the University of Tennessee. His arrival follows the departure of Josh Reynolds and sets the stage for a promising rotation headed into the 2027 season.
A look at the talented pitcher’s recent performance, injury history and the competition he faces from LSU and Arkansas.
Recent moves in the Tennessee Volunteers baseball roster reveal a blend of departures and commitments as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
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.
A deep look at how Tennessee's 2027 baseball squad blends proven returners, key newcomers, and draft‑watch dynamics under Coach Josh Elander.
Nic Abraham will be back for his junior year, bringing a mix of solid midweek performances and hard‑earned SEC experience to a Tennessee team seeking stability after a disappointing tournament exit.
After a solid but uneven 2026 campaign, Landon Mack will reprise his role for the 2027 season, bringing a 4.67 ERA and 77 strikeouts to the mound. His resurgence coincides with the draft anticipation surrounding teammate Tegan Kuhns, promising a revitalized pitching staff for the Volunteers.
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 dozen University of Tennessee baseball players have been assigned to summer leagues nationwide, joining teams in the Cape Cod, Appalachian and New England circuits. Their 2023 performances and expected roles are outlined below.
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.
A loss to VCU ends a five‑year regional winning streak, prompting a wave of departures and a push to develop younger talent.
No. 23 Tennessee meets East Carolina in the Chapel Hill Regional, with a pitching duel and key player updates shaping the preview.
An analysis of the key statistical categories that have emerged from the 2026 college baseball season, highlighting top players and their standout metrics.
The Vols begin their NCAA regional tournament on Friday, confronting aECU squad in a setting that guarantees at least two games. Pitcher Landon Mack, nursing soreness, is listed but his status is uncertain, while the coaching staff has only named the Game One starter.
The Vols enter the Chapel Hill Regional as the No. 2 seed, aiming to extend a five‑year streak of regional titles. Their path hinges on a young rotation and a showdown with a North Carolina staff that boasts national‑top ERA numbers.
Cam Appenzeller, a Tennessee pitcher, has been invited to the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team training camp this summer, a key step toward the World Collegiate Baseball Championship in Taiwan. His freshman year showed promise and struggle, and his performance will be crucial for Tennessee's NCAA Tournament hopes.