Tennessee baseball is off to a 6-1 start in SEC play this season under coach Tony Vitello. The Vols played at South Carolina on Friday and won 11-7.

Tennessee baseball returns to the road again with the weekend series at South Carolina beginning Friday. No. 1 Tennessee won the first game of the series, 11-7. The Vols (25-2, 7-1 SEC ...

After Sunday’s loss to No. 1 Tennessee pushed the Gamecocks’ losing streak to seven games, South Carolina baseball coach Paul Mainieri declared that Tuesday night’s midweek game against Presbyterian ...

and he fell victim to a crucial defensive miscue and No. 1 Tennessee in an 11-7 setback at Founders Park. The Vols ran their record to 24-2 (6-1 SEC). South Carolina dropped to 17-10 (1-6 SEC ...

Tennessee baseball plays at South Carolina this weekend. Here's what you need to know about the series, including how to watch the Vols and Gamecocks. No. 1 Tennessee baseball hits the road for ...

There are many players listed on Friday's injury report ahead of Tennessee vs South Carolina in a three-game series Tennessee baseball head coach Tony Vitello disagrees with a call by the umpires ...

Everything you need to know on how to watch South Carolina vs Tennessee on Friday. The South Carolina Gamecocks are at home this weekend in a three-game series against the No. 1 ranked Tennessee ...

No. 1 Tennessee scored two runs in the top of the ninth to break a 5-all tie in a 7-5 win over the University of South Carolina baseball team on Saturday afternoon (March 29) at Ray Tanner Field ...

Tennessee also won the series opener, 11-7, at South Carolina on Friday ... On the latest episode of "Baseball Bar-B-Cast," the hosts shared their level of belief in this spring's breakouts ...

COLUMBIA (USC SID) – No. 1 Tennessee scored two runs in the top of the ninth to break a 5-all tie in a 7-5 win over the University of South Carolina baseball team on Saturday afternoon (March ...

“I have a saying I use that (former baseball executive ... country — a number of which South Carolina has played in March: Clemson, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Tennessee. Or maybe, it’s just ...