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Tennessee Baseball: SEC Tournament Recap and Upcoming Schedule

By Blake Wyman

Tennessee first baseman Blake Burke (25) fields the ball during a college baseball game between Tennessee and Kentucky at Lindsey Nelson Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn., on Saturday, May 13, 2023.
Tennessee first baseman Blake Burke (25) fields the ball during a college baseball game between Tennessee and Kentucky at Lindsey Nelson Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn., on Saturday, May 13, 2023. /
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Despite a tough loss in the SEC tournament, Tennessee Baseball is gearing up for an exciting upcoming schedule as they enter into Regionals.

As the Vols reflect on a tough loss to Texas A&M in the SEC tournament, they remain optimistic and focused on the future. With the upcoming Regionals, the team is more determined than ever to prove themselves and make a run at the College World Series. Despite the setback, the team has had a solid season with a record of 38-19. With a talented roster and Tony Vitello leading the troops, Tennessee Baseball is poised for success in the postseason.

SEC Tournament Recap

There isn’t much to recap from the SEC tournament since the Vols fell short in the first game of the Tournament. However, luckily for the Volunteers, it’s not time to panic, and although they will likely be unable to host a regional, they still have the firepower to get it done on the road.

The SEC Championship will end on Sunday, May 28th, with the winner of the tournament earning an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.

Upcoming Schedule

The NCAA tournament is also double-elimination and consists of 64 teams. The tournament is divided into 16 regionals, with four teams in each regional. The regionals are played at various locations across the country. The winners of each regional advance to the super regionals, which are also double-elimination tournaments.

The super regionals consist of eight matchups, with two teams in each matchup. The winners of the super regionals advance to the College World Series. The College World Series is played in Omaha, Nebraska, and consists of eight teams. The tournament is double-elimination, with the winners of each matchup advancing to the next round. The winner of the tournament is crowned the national champion.

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