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Tennessee makes top-six for FCS Freshman All-American transfer

Tennessee football makes top-six for a FCS Freshman All-American transfer.

Former Campbell defensive back Myles Rowser announced his top-six teams on Thursday.

Tennessee, Colorado, New Mexico State, Penn State, LSU and Oregon are Rowser’s top-six schools.

The 6-foot-1, 190-pound defensive back is from Belleville High School in Detriot, Michigan.

As a true freshman in 2022, Rowser recorded 44 total tackles, one tackle for a loss, one interception and three pass breakups. He earned FCS Freshman All-American honors last season.

He signed with Campbell as a consensus four-star prospect in the class of 2022. He ranked as the No. 232 overall prospect and No. 4 player in Michigan, according to 247Sports composite rankings.

Rowser will have three years of eligibility remaining.

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East Carolina vs Campbell Prediction, Game Preview

East Carolina vs Campbell game preview, prediction, and breakdown for the Week 3 game on Saturday, September 17

East Carolina vs Campbell prediction, game preview, how to watch. Week 3, Saturday, September 17

East Carolina vs Campbell How To Watch

Date: Saturday, September 17
Game Time: 6:00 ET
Venue: Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, Greenville, NC
How To Watch: ESPN+
Record: East Carolina (1-1), Campbell (1-1)
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East Carolina vs Campbell Game Preview

Why Campbell Will Win

The Fighting Camels have enough of a defense to at least be plucky.

They struggled last week in the 37-21 loss to William & Mary, but it stuffed Citadel, it’s generating a decent pass rush, and it’s been okay at taking the ball away.

East Carolina isn’t getting behind the line enough, the offensive line hasn’t been anything great, and …

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Why East Carolina Will Win

The Pirates should be able to come up with a good enough balance to push through without a problem.

Campbell doesn’t control the tempo very well even with a decent ground game. The problem is the East Carolina defensive front – it’s doing a solid job against the run so far.

The pass defense has been excellent so far – that’s what happens when you play Citadel – but East Carolina has a nice rotation of backs with Keaton Mitchell ripping off yards in chunks.

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What’s Going To Happen

Campbell will move the chains a bit and come up with a few scores, but East Carolina will be balanced and crisp after the first quarter.

The Pirates, though, haven’t had an easy time with FCS teams over the last few years – the blowout over Western Carolina in 2016 was the last layup. The team will wind down late, but there won’t be a whole lot of drama.

It’ll never seem like the Camels have the ball.

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East Carolina vs Campbell Prediction, Line

East Carolina 41, Campbell 10
Line: East Carolina -30, o/u: 54.5
ATS Confidence out of 5: 1.5
East Carolina vs Campbell Must See Rating (out of 5): 1.5

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Kirby Connell recaps Tennessee’s win against Campbell

Kirby Connell recaps Tennessee’s win against Campbell.

No. 1 Tennessee (55-7) defeated Campbell, 12-7, Saturday in the NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

Kirby Connell (4-0) pitched four innings for Tennessee. He recorded four strikeouts, while surrendering two walks, three hits and two runs.

“We expected a dog fight,” Connell said. “We’ve noticed what they’ve done throughout the season, and you look at the box scores throughout the year, and they can swing it very well, and they play really good defense. We knew it was going to be a dog fight coming into it, and we had a lot of guys that stood out and it really helped us pull it out.”

Connell entered the contest with Campbell winning 4-0 in the third inning.

“I came in a tough situation,” Connell said. “I’ve done that a couple times and it’s been good, and I’ve been able to get out of it.

“Basically, all I do is just let my defense play, keep them off guard with all different kinds of pitches and just let my defense play, and let the offense do what they do.”

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Tony Vitello recaps Tennessee’s win against Campbell in Knoxville Regional

Tony Vitello recaps Tennessee’s win against Campbell in the Knoxville Regional.

No. 1 Tennessee (55-7) defeated Campbell, 12-7, Saturday in the NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

The Vols have advanced to the Knoxville Regional championship game Sunday against the winner between Georgia Tech and Campbell.

Following the Vols’ win against Campbell, Tennessee head coach Tony Vitello met with media and discussed the game.

“If you were fortunate enough to have a ticket tonight, you got your money’s worth,” Vitello said. “That was a fight, and that was an NCAA Regional game, but that was like a championship-feel game from both squads. You can start with the two starting pitchers. Look at the box score, it’s not right. Starting with Do (Chase Dollander), we’re not in this situation without him. If you can hold down their lineup at any moment, you did well. He did it for the first two innings.

“Things unfolded in unfortunate fashion. He wasn’t going to be the same guy with that high pitch count, so we went and got him. Hopefully that answers another question. It opened up an opportunity—like we talked about with Chuck (Charlie Taylor) — for Kirby (Connell). The guys have each other’s backs, and then (Cade Kuehler), that box score doesn’t do him justice. I hope he can sleep well tonight. That was some freakish stuff. I don’t know how the box score reads what it does, but he pitched with a lot of heart. Neither one of those guys were scared, or blamed anybody, or did anything that you should be ashamed of. We were fortunate, maybe because we are playing at home, or Cortland Lawson is a competitor. I don’t know. We were just fortunate to win that thing.”

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No. 1 Tennessee defeats Campbell, advances to Knoxville Regional championship game

No. 1 Tennessee defeats Campbell and advances to the Knoxville Regional championship game.

Tennessee notched a comeback victory against Campbell Saturday.

Tennessee, the top national seed in the NCAA baseball tournament, outlasted third-seeded Campbell, 12-7, at Lindsey Nelson Stadium before an announced attendance of 4,385.

Tennessee (55-7) prevailed and set a single-season program record for wins.

Campbell (41-18) scored four runs in the third inning.

The Vols scored three runs in the fourth inning to pull to within, 4-3. Trey Lipscomb drove in Tennessee’s first run with an RBI single that plated Drew Gilbert.

Jorel Ortega hit a two-run home run in the fourth inning.

The Vols took the lead with four runs in the fifth inning. Gilbert hit a three-run home run and Ortega, who went 3-for-5 with a double, two runs and three RBIs, hit a scoring single to give Tennessee a 7-4 lead.

The Camels pulled to within 7-6 when Drake Pierson hit a two-run home run in the seventh inning.

Blake Burke’s solo home run in the eighth inning, extending Tennessee’s advantage to 8-6. Campbell’s Connor Denning’s hit solo home run in the eighth inning.

Chase Dollander started for Tennessee and surrendered four runs (two earned), six hits and two walks, while striking out two.

Kirby Connell (4-0) pitched four innings of relief. He gave up two runs, three hits and two walks, while striking out four.

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PHOTOS: Tennessee defeats Campbell in Knoxville Regional

PHOTOS: Tennessee baseball defeats Campbell in the NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional

No. 1 Tennessee (55-7) defeated Campbell, 12-7, Saturday in the NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

Alabama State and Georgia Tech are also competing in the Knoxville Regional. The Yellow Jackets eliminated Alabama State on Saturday.

The Vols defeated Alabama State, 10-0, in its first game of the Knoxville Regional Friday.

The winner of the Knoxville Regional will play the winner of the Statesboro Regional in Super Regional play.

Georgia Southern, Notre Dame, Texas Tech and UNC Greensboro are competing in the Statesboro Regional.

Below are photos of the Vols’ victory against Campbell in day No. 2 of the NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional.

Knoxville Regional: Tennessee-Campbell postgame social media buzz

NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional: Tennessee-Campbell baseball postgame social media buzz

No. 1 Tennessee (55-7) defeated Campbell, 12-7, Saturday in the NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

Alabama State and Georgia Tech are also competing in the Knoxville Regional. The Yellow Jackets eliminated Alabama State on Saturday.

The Vols defeated Alabama State, 10-0, in its first game of the Knoxville Regional Friday.

The winner of the Knoxville Regional will play the winner of the Statesboro Regional in Super Regional play.

Georgia Southern, Notre Dame, Texas Tech and UNC Greensboro are competing in the Statesboro Regional.

Following Tennessee’s win against Campbell, Vols Wire looks at postgame social media buzz. Postgame social media buzz is listed below.

Umpires announced for Tennessee-Campbell game

Umpires announced for the Tennessee-Campbell baseball game.

The NCAA Tournament started Friday with regional play.

The Vols are the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament and are hosting the Knoxville Regional at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

Alabama State, Campbell and Georgia Tech are also competing in the Knoxville Regional. The Vols (54-7) will play Campbell on Saturday (7 p.m. EDT, SEC Network).

The winner of the Knoxville Regional will play the winner of the Statesboro Regional in Super Regional play.

Georgia Southern, Notre Dame, Texas Tech and UNC Greensboro are competing in the Statesboro Regional.

NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional: Umpires for Tennessee-Campbell game

HP: Joe Maiden
1B: Casey Moser
2B: Greg Street
3B: Sal Giacomontonio

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Knoxville Regional: Tennessee-Campbell score predictions

NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional: Tennessee-Campbell baseball score predictions

No. 1 Tennessee (54-7) defeated Alabama State, 10-0, Friday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium in the NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional.

Tennessee is the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament.

The Vols will play Knoxville Regional three-seed Campbell on Saturday. First pitch is slated for 7 p.m. EDT (SEC Network).

Campbell defeated No. 2 seed Georgia Tech, 15-8, Friday.

PHOTOS: Tennessee defeats Alabama State in Knoxville Regional

PHOTOS: Charlie Taylor starts at catcher for Tennessee in Knoxville Regional

Ahead of the Tennessee-Campbell game, Vols Wire provides score predictions for the NCAA Tournament contest.

NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional: Tennessee-Campbell score predictions

  • Dan Harralson (Vols Wire): Tennessee 11, Campbell 3
  • Ken Lay (Vols Wire): Tennessee 10, Campbell 6

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Knoxville Regional: Tennessee-Campbell game time announced

Knoxville Regional: Tennessee-Campbell baseball game time announced for Saturday

No. 1 Tennessee (54-7) defeated Alabama State, 10-0, Friday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

Friday’s game started play in the NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional. Alabama State, Campbell and Georgia Tech make up the field in the NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional.

Campbell defeated Georgia Tech, 15-8, Friday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

The winner of the Knoxville Regional will play the winner of the Statesboro Regional in Super Regional play.

Georgia Southern, Notre Dame, Texas Tech and UNC Greensboro are competing in the Statesboro Regional.

Saturday, June 4: NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional schedule

  • Game No. 3 – Georgia Tech versus Alabama State (12:06 p.m. EDT)
  • Game No. 4 – Tennessee versus Campbell (7:06 p.m. EDT)

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