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Live Updates: Tennessee vs Ole Miss Score, Game Three

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Tennessee's Tegan Kuhns (21) pitches against St. Bonaventure in an NCAA college baseball game on Sunday, March 9, 2025, in Knoxville, Tenn.
Tennessee's Tegan Kuhns (21) pitches against St. Bonaventure in an NCAA college baseball game on Sunday, March 9, 2025, in Knoxville, Tenn. | Saul Young/News Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Stay updated with the Tennessee vs Ole Miss Sunday matchup.

The weekend series got tied up on Saturday as the Ole Miss Rebels took game two against the Tennessee Volunteers. Friday's game was won by Tennessee by a final score of 3-2.

The Volunteers attempted to fight back in yesterday's game as they put up two runs in the sixth and another run in the seventh, but Ole Miss answered in the bottom of the sixth with two of their own runs, and it was enough for them to hold onto the win. Tennessee also committed two errors during yesterday's matchup.

Tegan Kuhns is expected to get the start for Tennessee on Sunday. He has started five games for the Volunteers this season and holds a 2-1 record with a 2.79 ERA. For the Rebels, it's Mason Nichols who is expected to take the mound. He has eight starts this season with a 2-0 record and a 4.83 ERA.

Tennessee has won five of the past six meetings in the series, including a sweep of the No. 1 ranked Rebels in Oxford back in 2022. In the last six games between the two programs, the Vols have outscored Ole Miss, 61-22.

Live Updates, Tennessee vs Ole Miss Score:

First Inning: The Vols score on a throwing error in the first inning. (1-0)

Bottom: Frederico, Hill, and Humphrey lead it off vs. Tegan Kuhns for the Vols. Frederico grounds out to begin the inning. Hil reaches first base on a throwing error from Dean Curley at third base. Humphrey strikes out swinging for the second out of the inning. Furniss strikes out looking to end the inning.

Second Inning: Ole Miss Homers to take the lead (1-2)
Top: Peebles, Abertnathy, and Anitgua lead off for the Vols. Peebles strikes out looking to start the inning. Abernathy singles to left field to get the Vols going in the second. Antigua grounded out just before Ensley flied out to end the top half of the second.

Bottom: Kuhns returns to the mound for the Vols in the second. Moerman singled in the infield, followed by a quick line out from Sanford and a pop-up from Utermark. Moerman stole second as Fawley is at the plate. Fawley then homers to give Ole Miss the lead (1-2). Cheng then flied out to end the inning.

Third Inning: Fischer Homers, Ole Miss Answers (2-3)
Top: Kilen leads off the inning with a ground out to second base. Fischer then homers to tie the game!( 2-2). Dean Curley then fouls out to the first baseman. Dalton Bargo flies out to LF for the final out of the top half of the third.

Bottom: Dederico strikes out swinging for the first out of the bottom half of the third. Hill grounds out for the second out. Humphrey singles to right field to extend the inning. Humphrey steals second just before Furniss singles up the middle to score another Rebels run (2-3). A throw out at the plate ends the inning as we head to the fourth.

Fourth Inning: Scoreless in the fourth.
Top: Chapman flies out to centerfield to start the fourth. Peebles singles to right field to put a Vol on base. Abernathy strikes out looking. Antigua flies out to end the top of the third.

Bottom: Utermark grounds out against Brayden Krenzel to start the bottom of the fourth. Fawley struck out swinging just before Cheng ended the inning with another strikeout.

Fifth Inning: Scoreless in the fifth
Top: Ensley, Kilen, and Fischer are due up for the Vols. Ensley leads off with a walk. Kilen flew out to center field for the second out. Fischer then flies out for the second out. Hunter Ensley then steals second base as Dean Curley is in the box. Curley draws a walk as Bargo steps in. Bargo grounds out to end the top of the fifth.

Bottom: Federico flies out to centerfield before Hill doubles to right center to put a Rebel in scoring position. Humphrey strikes out swinging for the second out of the bottom of the fifth. Furniss is intentionally walked to put runners on first and second. Moerman strikes out looking to end the fifth.

Sixth Inning: Vols Explode in the Sixth (7-5) but Ole Miss answers.
Top: Chapman singles into center field to begin the sixth. Peebles then homers into left field to give the Vols the lead. (4-3). Jay Abernathy then draws a walk, then advances to second base on a wild pitch. A sacrifice bunt moves Abernathy to third base with one out and Hunter Ensley at the plate. Ensley then strikes out swinging for the second out. An infield single from Gilen brings home Abernathy to extend the Vols' lead (5-3). Fischer doubles to left center, Gilen advances to third as Dean Curley steps in. A wild pitch brings home Kilen to extend the lead. (6-3). Curley then singles up the middle to bring home Fischer (7-3). Chapman walks to load the bases for Peebles. Peebles lines out to short to end the top of the sixth.

Bottom: Sanford tripled to center field, followed quickly by a double down the left field line from Utermark, scoring Sanfrod. (7-4). Fawley strikes out swinging before D. Loy replaces B. Krenzel. Federico singles up the middle to score another Ole Miss run (7-5). A ground ball to third base records the second out of the inning, but not before another run comes home. (7-6). Humphrey flies out to end the inning.

Seventh Inning: Rebels Tie it Up (7-7)
Top: Abernathy flies out to center. Antigua flies out to right field. Then Ensley grounds out.

Bottom: Furniss strikes out swinging to begin to inning. Moerman then singles through the left side of the infield to put a runner on for Ole Miss. Sanford was then walked. Snead now in for Dylan Loy on the mound for the Vols. A wild pitch moves the runners up 90 feet to second and third. A sac fly brings home the tying run. (7-7). A fly ball ends the inning.

Eighth Inning: Ole Miss Takes Back the Lead (7-8)
Top: Kilen, Fischer, and Curley due up for the Vols. Kilen flies out. Fischer strikes out. Curley strikes out looking to end the top half of the eighth.

Bottom: Smithwick strikes out swinging to begin the bottom of the eighth. Federico singles to put a runner on for Ole Miss. Federico is then thrown out at second base attempting to steal. Hill is then walked. Hill advances to second on a wild pitch. Humphrey reaches on a throwing error that goes under review. A wild pitch then brings home an Ole Miss run (7-8). Furniss is intentionally walked. Moerman strikes out to end the inning.

Ninth Inning: Chapman Homers To Give the Vols the Lead (10-8) VOLS WIN
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: Bargo draws a walk to lead off the inning. Chapman then homers to give the Vols the lead in the ninth. (9-8). Peebles reaches on an infield single. A fielder's choice records the first out. A sacrifice bunt moves Marin to second base with two outs and Hunter Ensley at the plate. Ensley hits a single to right field and Marin scores from second base. (10-8). Kilen flies out to end the inning.

Bottom: Sanford, Utermark, and Fawley are due up for the Rebels. Sanford flies out to centerfield for the first out. A single from Utermark puts a Rebel on the base path. A ground ball to third base doesn't record an out, runners now at first and second with one out. A fielder's choice at second records the second out of the inning. Federico now up with runners at first and third, two outs. Federico gets out to end the game.

How to Watch: Tennessee vs Ole Miss

• GameDay: Sunday, April 13th
• Game Time: 3:00 PM EST
• Stadium: Swayze Field
• Where: Oxford, Mississippi
• Watch: SEC Network

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