Vanderbilt vs. Stanford live stream, College World Series, TV channel, start time, how to watch

The Vanderbilt Commodores will meet the Stanford Cardinal in an elimination game of the College World Series on Wednesday night. 

The Vanderbilt Commodores will meet the Stanford Cardinal in an elimination game of the College World Series on Wednesday night.

Vanderbilt will look to bounce back after suffering a 1-0 loss to NC State on Monday. This is unfamiliar territory for the defending champions with both of their national championships coming through the winner’s bracket. Meanwhile, Stanford is coming off a 14-5 win over Arizona to send them home and will be in another elimination game tonight to see if they can fight that off again.

This should be a great game to tune into, here is everything you need to know to catch the action on Tuesday afternoon.

Vanderbilt vs. Stanford

  • When: Wednesday, June 23
  • Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
  • TV: ESPN
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free

College World Series Odds and Betting Lines

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Vanderbilt (-135) vs. Stanford (+115)

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Vanderbilt vs. Arizona live stream, College World Series, TV channel, start time, how to watch

The Vanderbilt Commodores will meet the Arizona Wildcats on Saturday in Game 1 of the 2021 College World Series from Omaha.

The Vanderbilt Commodores will meet the Arizona Wildcats on Saturday in Game 1 of the 2021 College World Series from Omaha.

Vanderbilt comes into this matchup with a 45-15 record overall and will bring some momentum into this game after winning the Nashville Super Regional. The Wildcats enter this game with a 45-16 record and advanced to the College World Series by beating Ole Miss in the Tuscon Super Regional.

This should be a fantastic College World Series matchup, here is everything you need to know to catch the action.

Vanderbilt vs. Arizona

  • When: Saturday, June 19
  • Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
  • TV: ESPN
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free

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Tennessee baseball standout Robert Hassell III ‘a freak’ at the plate

Robert Hassell III, one of the top baseball players in the country, is committed to Vanderbilt.

THOMPSON’S STATION, Tenn. — Robert Hassell III isn’t tired of baseball.

Nothing is burning out the senior outfielder and ace pitcher at Independence.

Nothing.

He spent this past summer traveling the country and abroad to play the sport. He played in some of the best major league parks in the country. He played against the best players in the country his age.

And then he went overseas and played against the best players his age – period.

“There are sometimes when it’s good to have a break,” Hassell said. “But I wouldn’t say there has been a time when I said, ‘I can’t do it.’

“Personally, I could be out on the field every day.”

That’s bad news for opposing teams.

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Hassell, The Tennessean’s 2019 Baseball Player of the Year, is expected to sign with Vanderbilt during the signing period that begins Wednesday. Vanderbilt recruited him as a two-way player – outfielder and pitcher.

Baseball America lists him as one of the top 10 high school baseball prospects for the 2020 MLB Draft, and MLB.com ranked him in August as the No. 14 high school prospect.

“As a hitter, he’s the best I’ve seen (in high school),” Summit coach Chad Kirby said. “Kes Carter, back at Ravenwood in 2008, that’s the closest thing.

“He’s a freak. He can run, hit, hit for power. He’s got the best strike zone recognition that I’ve ever seen.”

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Hassell, who was the Tennessee Gatorade Player of the Year in 2019,  hit .423 with 14 home runs and eight doubles this season. He stole 22 bases and had 36 RBIs from the leadoff spot.

On the mound, Hassell was 5-2 with a 1.07 ERA and struck out 113 batters while walking just 21 in 59 innings pitched.

“He could be a draft pick on the mound,” Independence coach Mike McLaury said. “But he’s just a better draft pick in the field.”

Read the rest of the story at the Tennessean.