Tony Vitello wasn't sure if Tegan Kuhns would start or come out of the bullpen for Tennessee baseball on Saturday. The Vols coach opted to give the ball to the freshman to start and it proved to ...

Tennessee baseball has a stronghold as the No. 1 team under coach Tony Vitello. The Vols (26-2, 8-1 SEC) are the top-ranked team in the USA TODAY coaches poll for the sixth straight week.

The Tennessee Volunteers stayed put at the top of the latest NCAA baseball rankings. It was yet another impressive week for the Tennessee Volunteers' baseball program. They went 4-0 on the week ...

The first newspaper account of a Knoxville baseball team featuring only Black players was from a game played on Nov. 9, 1867, between the Knoxville Eagles and a team from Greeneville, Tennessee.

COLUMBIA – The University of South Carolina baseball team dropped the series opener to No. 1 Tennessee, 11-7, on Friday night (March 28) at Ray Tanner Field at Founders Park. South Carolina took a 2-1 ...

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Buck hasn't worked a baseball game since the 2021 World Series. On Opening Day at Yankee Stadium Thursday, Buck made his return. The crisp March air carried a hint of Bronx autumn, and his voice ...

Since he closed his scorebook after his 24th Fall Classic in November 2021, Buck had not worked a national baseball game. On Thursday’s Opening Day at Yankee Stadium, Buck was back. With the ...

Tennessee baseball has won 12 straight SEC series. The No. 1 Vols won 7-5 on Saturday at South Carolina to claim the series. They won the opener 11-7 on Friday at Founders Park in Columbia ...

When Joe Buck joined ESPN back in 2022 to lead the network's Monday Night Football coverage, it meant a farewell to three decades as the lead voice in baseball. But for Thursday's 2025 Opening Day ...

Fans couldn't get enough of the nostalgic moment and Buck's ability to elevate baseball on television. "Joe Buck in the booth for baseball blessing my ears!" pro basketball player Sam Dekker wrote ...