Tennessee baseball 2022 NCAA Regionals coverage: Live stream, scores, game times, TV and radio info

On the heels of winning the SEC regular season and tournament championship, Tennessee baseball enters the NCAA Tournament as the No. 1 overall seed. Tony Vitello’s team gets to play its NCAA Regionals at home in Knoxville, Tenn., as a result.

Heading to Rocky Top for the double-elimination weekend are the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Campbell Fighting Camels and Alabama State Hornets. UT, which comes in with a 53-7 record, will face Alabama State first on Friday. That will be after Georgia Tech and Campbell face off.

Led by sixth-year head coach José Vázquez, Alabama State comes in on the heels of its third SWAC East title in five years and its first SWAC Tournament championship since 2016, having upset the Southern Jaguars to win it. Here is all the information you need for Tennessee baseball’s regional.

NCAA Regional

Tennessee Volunteers; Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets; Campbell Fighting Camels; Alabama State Hornets

• When: Friday, June 3-Monday, June 6
• Where: Lindsey Nelson Stadium; Knoxville, Tenn.
• TV: SEC Network/ESPN+
• Live stream: WatchESPN
• Listen online: UTSports (for Tennessee games); GoCamels.com (for Campbell games); WREK online (for Georgia Tech games)

Game 1 (Friday)

Campbell: 15 Georgia Tech: 8

Game 2 (Friday)

Tennessee: 10 South Alabama: 0

Game 3

Georgia Tech: 13 Alabama State: 4 (Alabama State eliminated)

Game 4

Tennessee: 12 Campbell: 7

Game 5

Georgia Tech: 16 Campbell: 5

Game 6

Teams: Tennessee vs. Georgia Tech

When: Sunday, June 5 at 7 p.m. ET

TV/Live stream link: ESPN+

Game 7 (If necessary)

Teams: Game 6 winner vs. Game 6 loser

When: Monday, June 6 at 1 p.m. ET

TV/Live stream link: TBA

Every team in this pod is hot right now. Alabama State had to win four straight to win the SWAC.  Led by 29th-year head coach Danny Hall, GT comes in at 34-22 having most recently beaten the No. 7 ranked Louisville Cardinals 9-4 in the ACC Tournament despite not advancing in their pool.

Campbell, led by eighth-year head coach Justin Haire, comes in at 40-17 having won its fourth Big South Regular season title and third Big South tournament title in five years. They are also on a four-game winning streak and have won six of seven.

Standing out among all them, though, is the favorite in the bracket. Tennessee baseball has won eight straight and 12 of its last 13 games. The Vols are looking to win back to back regionals for the first time in school history.

Whichever team wins this will advance to the Super Regionals. That’ll be a Best of Three series next weekend against the winner of the Statesboro, Ga., Regional, hosted by the No. 16 seed Georgia Southern Eagles and including the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Texas Tech Red Raiders and UNC Greensboro Spartans.