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Tennessee Baseball Eliminated by VCU in NCAA Regional
Tennessee went 0-for-7 with runners in scoring position and lost its first regional game in program history, ending a five-year Super Regional streak.
- On Saturday, VCU defeated Tennessee 5-4 at Boshamer Stadium, eliminating the Volunteers from the Chapel Hill Regional and ending their season at 38-22.
- Offensive struggles plagued the Volunteers, who finished 0-for-7 with runners in scoring position, while RHP Tegan Kuhns battled illness before the bullpen surrendered decisive runs.
- This defeat snapped Tennessee's streak of five straight super regional appearances and six straight seasons with at least 40 wins, marking the first time the program went winless in a regional.
- Head coach Josh Elander concluded his first season, saying, "The game has told us we need to make some adjustments," after the early exit.
- Despite this early exit, the Volunteers maintain the most wins of any Division I program since 2020 and secured their seventh straight NCAA Tournament appearance.
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Tennessee Baseball's season ends with regional loss to VCU
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (WATE) — The Tennessee baseball season came to a close Saturday afternoon as the No. 2 seed Vols fell 5-4 to the No. 4 seed VCU in the Chapel Hill Regional. The Vols felt the impact of a 14-inning heartbreaking loss against ECU on Friday, fueling their winless trip to the NCAA [...]
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