He can attest to the momentum the team has captured in Tennessee.
"This team is championship game or bust," said Matt Downs, season-ticket holder and an admin of the Tennessee Checkerboard fan page on Facebook.ĭowns is from Nashville but has kept tabs on Vols baseball since he was in first grade, often reading through newspaper box scores before games were regularly broadcast on TV. So has more intensive approaches, with friends rotating in and out to preserve a group's spot in line. Lawn chairs have become standard, according to junior Andrew Dutton.
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Hours before Friday's game, while Georgia Tech and Campbell were playing, UT students were lined up in hopes of being among the 400 students receiving free tickets. Tennessee (53-7) was set to face Alabama State in its opening game of the Knoxville Regional on Friday (6 p.m., SEC Network), the second straight season the Vols have hosted a regional at Lindsey Nelson Stadium. Anyone you talk to in Knoxville is talking about Tennessee baseball right now." "You're going to see orange all up and down ( Lindsey Nelson Stadium and probably all down the streets.
"It's at a higher level than it's ever been," said Connor Frost, a 2021 graduate of The Webb School. During one of the most dominant seasons in college baseball history, the support for Tennesee baseball is nearing a fever pitch - in Knoxville and beyond - as the top-ranked Vols open the NCAA tournament.
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