Tennessee Volunteers Destroys Evansville, Headed Back to College World Series

Tennessee's Christian Moore (1) celebrates after rounding the bases on a home run against Evansville during the Knoxville Regional of the NCAA baseball tournament on Sunday, June 9, 2024 in Knoxville, Tenn. | Saul Young/News Sentinel / USA TODAY

The Tennessee Volunteers are headed BACK to the College World Series for the third time in four years following their game three dismantling of the Evansville Aces. The Vols win 12 to 1 in nine innings to punch their ticket as the No. 1 overall seed to Omaha.

As it has been for most of this record-setting season for the Volunteers, it was the long ball that carried the Volunteers to this double-digit victory. The Vols hit a Super Regional record SEVEN home runs in this contest, with multiple Vols hitting multiple home runs Sunday night. It was an onslaught from the Vols as they sit just 16 home runs behind the college baseball single-season record held by the 1997 LSU Tigers.

The 6.1 innings of work from Sechrist were essential in the win for the Volunteers. It was the longest career start of Sechrist's Vols career. He struck out six without issuing a single walk and allowing just six hits in the ball game. The Vols bullpen was just as efficient, pitching the remaining outs of the game scoreless.

Title Odds According to FanDuel:

Tennessee +270
Texas A&M +360
Kentucky +850
North Carolina +850
Clemson +1000
Oregon State +1300
Viriginia +1400
FSU +1400
Georgia +1500
NC State +2000
Florida +3000

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