Latest on Tennessee Baseball Player Alberto Osuna's Lawsuit vs NCAA

The latest on Tennessee baseball's Alberto Osuna's lawsuit against the NCAA.

Tennessee baseball head coach Tony Vitello during a NCAA baseball game between Tennessee and Hofstra at Lindsey Nelson Stadium on Saturday, February 15, 2025. | Angelina Alcantar/News Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

The latest on Tennessee baseball's Alberto Osuna's lawsuit against the NCAA.

Alberto Osuna recently joined the Tennessee Volunteers as the newest addition. After joining the Vols he filed a lawsuit against the NCAA in hopes of gaining another season of eligibility.

A hearing was set in place for Osuna's case on Wednesday afternoon but it was announced from the judge that a decision would not be finalized today. This situation is similar to Vanderbilt football’s Diego Pavia who sued the NCAA for more eligibility claiming he lost money from playing JUCO. He won the case which shows promise for Osuna.

The judge in Alberto Osuna’s hearing this afternoon said a ruling will not be finalized today regarding Osuna’s motion for a preliminary injunction

— Mike Wilson (@ByMikeWilson) February 26, 2025

Osuna transfered from North Carolina to Tennessee prior to the start of the 2025 season and is hoping to play this year. Finished his North Carolina career ranked fifth in career home runs (45). Tennessee's baseball team has gotten off to a hot start this season with a perfect record in tact and adding a bat like Osuna's would be a nice addition for the Vols.

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