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No. 1 Tennessee-Bellarmine projected starting pitchers

No. 1 Tennessee-Bellarmine baseball projected starting pitchers.

No. 1 Tennessee (42-6, 20-4 SEC) will host Bellarmine (11-35, 8-16 ASUN) Tuesday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

First pitch is slated for 6:30 p.m. EDT. SEC Network+ will televise the nonconference matchup with Andy Brock on the call.

Tennessee leads the all time series against Bellarmine, 1-0. Tennessee defeated the Knights, 9-3, April 19 at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

Bellarmine is in its second season of Division I competition after transitioning from Division II following the 2020 season.

Vols No. 1 in USA TODAY Sports baseball coaches poll for seventh straight week

Tennessee-Bellarmine projected starting pitchers

  • LHP Zander Sechrist (4-0, 1.46 ERA) vs. RHP Devin Ecklar (1-3, 10.13 ERA)

The Vols will host Georgia at Lindsey Nelson Stadium Thursday-Saturday for its final Southeastern Conference series during the regular season.

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Josh Elander recaps Vols’ Bellarmine victory, Tony Vitello still records win during suspension

Josh Elander recaps Tennessee’s win against Bellarmine. Tony Vitello still records the win to his head coaching record during his suspension.

No. 1 Tennessee (34-3, 14-1 SEC) defeated Bellarmine (7-29, 5-10 ASUN), 9-3, Tuesday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

Tuesday’s game was the second straight contest third base coach Josh Elander served as Tennessee’s acting head coach.

During Tennessee’s game No. 2 against Alabama on April 16, head coach Tony Vitello and pitching coach Frank Anderson were ejected.

Vitello is serving a four-game suspension, while Anderson was only suspended for game No. 3 of the Alabama series.

Vitello still earns Tennessee’s wins and losses to his head coaching record while Elander is serving as acting head coach. If Elander were an interim head coach, and not an acting head coach, Vitello would not receive wins and losses during his suspension.

A look at all 22 players No. 1 Tennessee used against Bellarmine

Following Tennessee’s win against Bellarmine, Elander recapped the Vols’ performance. His media availability can be watched below.

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Vols defeat Bellarmine for win No. 34

No. 1 Tennessee baseball defeats Bellarmine for win No. 34.

No. 1 Tennessee notched a midweek win Tuesday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

The Volunteers (34-3, 14-1 SEC) defeated Bellarmine, 9-3, at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

Jorel Ortega, who was named SEC Player of the Week, sparked Tennessee’s offense. He went 3-for-5 with a home run, triple, three runs scored and an RBI against the Knights (7-29, 5-10 ASUN).

The Vols scored first and never trailed. Tennessee scored the game’s first run in the fourth inning when Logan Seenstra’s groundout plated Luc Lipcius.

Tennessee extended its advantage to 5-0 in the fifth inning as Kyle Booker hit a three-run double. He later scored when Steenstra doubled.

The Vols added a run in the sixth inning when Jordan Beck doubled. Ortega scored to extend Tennessee’s lead, 5-3. The Knights scored on a three-run home run by Matt Higgins in the top of the sixth inning.

In the seventh inning, Lipcius scored on a wild pitch and Christian Moore had an RBI single.

Zander Sechrist (3-0) started for the Vols and pitched 4.1 innings, posting one strikeout and not allowing a baserunner.

Hollis Fanning, J.D. McCracken, Ethan Smith, Mark McLaughlin, Kirby Connell, Drew Patterson and Gavin Brasosky all appeared in relief for the Vols.

Tennessee used 22 players in the contest.

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A look at all 22 players No. 1 Tennessee used against Bellarmine

A look at all 22 players No. 1 Tennessee used in its win against Bellarmine.

No. 1 Tennessee (34-3, 14-1 SEC) defeated Bellarmine (7-29, 5-10 ASUN), 9-3, Tuesday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

Tennessee used 22 players in its win against Bellarmine.

The Vols entered Tuesday’s contest ranked No. 1 in the USA TODAY Sports baseball coaches poll for the fourth consecutive week.

Tuesday’s contest was the first between Tennessee and the Knights. Bellarmine is in its second season of Division I competition after transitioning from Division II.

The Vols will next play at Florida Friday-Sunday.

Chase Burns by the numbers ahead of Florida series

Chase Dollander by the numbers ahead of Florida series

Drew Beam by the numbers ahead of Florida series

Below are all 22 players that competed against Bellarmine.

No. 1 Tennessee-Bellarmine postgame social media buzz

A look at Tennessee-Bellarmine baseball postgame social media buzz.

No. 1 Tennessee (34-3, 14-1 SEC) defeated Bellarmine (7-29, 5-10 ASUN), 9-3, Tuesday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

The Vols entered Tuesday’s contest ranked No. 1 in the USA TODAY Sports baseball coaches poll for the fourth consecutive week.

Tuesday’s contest was the first between Tennessee and the Knights. Bellarmine is in its second season of Division I competition after transitioning from Division II.

The Vols will next play at Florida Friday-Sunday.

Chase Burns by the numbers ahead of Florida series

Chase Dollander by the numbers ahead of Florida series

Drew Beam by the numbers ahead of Florida series

Following Tennessee’s win Tuesday against the Knights, Vols Wire looks at postgame social media buzz.

No. 1 Tennessee-Bellarmine score predictions

A look at Tennessee-Bellarmine baseball score predictions.

No. 1 Tennessee (33-3, 14-1 SEC) will host Bellarmine (7-28, 5-10 ASUN) Tuesday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

First pitch is slated for 6:30 p.m. EDT. SEC Network+ will televise the midweek matchup at Lindsey Nelson Stadium with Andy Brock on the call.

The Vols enter Tuesday’s contest ranked No. 1 in the USA TODAY Sports baseball coaches poll for the fourth consecutive week.

Tuesday’s contest will be the first between Tennessee and the Knights. Bellarmine is in its second season of Division I competition after transitioning from Division II.

Ahead of Tuesday’s Tennessee-Bellarmine game, Vols Wire provides score predictions.

Tennessee-Bellarmine baseball score predictions

  • Dan Harralson (Vols Wire): Tennessee 16, Bellarmine 1

No. 1 Tennessee-Bellarmine projected starting pitchers

A look at No. 1 Tennessee-Bellarmine projected starting pitchers.

No. 1 Tennessee (33-3, 14-1 SEC) will host Bellarmine (7-28, 5-10 ASUN) Tuesday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

First pitch is slated for 6:30 p.m. EDT. SEC Network+ will televise the midweek matchup with Andy Brock on the call.

The Vols enter Tuesday’s contest ranked No. 1 in the USA TODAY Sports baseball coaches poll for the fourth consecutive week.

Tuesday’s contest will be the first between Tennessee and the Knights. Bellarmine is in its second season of Division I competition after transitioning from Division II.

Tennessee-Bellarmine projected starting pitchers

  • LHP Zander Sechrist (2-0, 2.08 ERA) vs. RHP Drew Buhr (0-2, 6.00 ERA)

2022 Tennessee baseball: Vols’ attendance tracker at Lindsey Nelson Stadium

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Tennessee adds game to 2022 baseball schedule

Tennessee adds a game to its 2022 baseball schedule.

No. 5 Tennessee (16-1) will begin Southeastern Conference play Friday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

The Vols will host South Carolina Friday-Sunday.

Tennessee hosted Tennessee Tech on Feb. 22. The game was suspended due to rain in the top of the fifth inning.

The two teams are unable to schedule a makeup date to finish the Feb. 22 contest. All stats from the game will be voided.

Tennessee has added an additional game to its 2022 schedule in replace of its Feb. 22 contest. The Vols will host Bellarmine on April 19 at 6:30 p.m. EDT at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

2022 Tennessee baseball: Vols’ attendance tracker at Lindsey Nelson Stadium

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Notre Dame seniors’ best scoring games at Purcell Pavilion

Take a look back at these memorable performances.

Notre Dame’s graduating class will get one final opportunity to show itself off during senior day at Purcell Pavilion. Although there still will be a few meaningful things to play for against Pittsburgh, the significance of day shouldn’t be lost on any of them. After all, graduating players get only one opportunity to be honored for their years of service to the program, so this is the time to let it all soak in.

Over the past few years, the Irish’s six seniors and one graduate student have had plenty of opportunities to put points on the Purcell Pavilion scoreboard. Some efforts have produced better results than others. As they prepare to take their home court for the last time, let’s take a look at the scoring performances that they haven’t been able to top. Maybe one of these games will be replaced by this upcoming one, but this is their last chance to top themselves in South Bend.

Lady Vols sweep Bellarmine

Recapping UT’s softball sweep of Bellarmine Tuesday.

The Lady Vols had a short day on the diamond Tuesday despite playing a doubleheader.

No. 21 Tennessee swept Bellarmine University at Sherri Parker Lee Stadium taking the opener from the Knights, 18-0. The Lady Vols notched an 8-0 victory in the nightcap. Both games were called after five innings.

In the opener, UT pitchers Callie Turner and Anna Hazlewood combined to hurl a no-hitter and the Knights had only one player reach base.

Turner tossed three innings and had three strikeouts before Hazlewood, a sophomore, threw two innings of relief. She surrendered one walk and struck out one.

Ivy Davis, Ashley Morgan and Ally Shipman all homered in the game.

Morgan went 2-for-4 with two runs and two RBIs, while Shipman had two hits, three runs scored and knocked in three runs.

Davis was 1-for-3 with a run and three RBIs for the Lady Vols, who scored 17 runs over the first three innings.

In the second game, Kiki Milloy had a pair of RBI singles and Shipman drove in a pair. Rylie West had a double and knocked in two runs and Madison Webber had an RBI single for Tennessee (20-3).

The Lady Vols also stole four bases as Davis, Chelsea Seggern, Milloy and Amanda Ayala all swiped bags against the Knights (4-13).

In the circle, Bailey McCachren threw a complete game. She gave up two hits and two walks while fanning one.