Vols at 13 portal departures since baseball season ended
Saturday will mark the one-week anniversary of Tennessee's baseball season coming to a close at the NCAA tournament's Chapel Hill Regional.

Saturday will mark the one-week anniversary of Tennessee's baseball season coming to a close at the NCAA tournament's Chapel Hill Regional.

Tennessee's baseball coaching staff will have a different look in Josh Elander's second season at the helm.

When Tennessee took the field for the final time this softball season in Monday afternoon's loss to Texas in the Women's College World Series semifinals, the Lady Vols did so with only one senior.

Tennessee's softball team entered Monday afternoon needing one win to reach the best-of-three championship finals at the Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City.

A decade ago, Tennessee winning 38 games, going .500 in SEC play and reaching the NCAA tourney as a regional second seed would have been cause for parades in Knoxville.

ESPN on Sunday slowed down its footage from Saturday's handshake line after Tennessee's 2-1 win over Texas Tech in nine innings at the Women's College World Series.

Emma Clarke inserted herself into Tennessee softball lore late Saturday afternoon in Oklahoma City. With some authority, too.

The biggest bright spot to Tennessee's 14-inning loss to East Carolina on Friday afternoon was that the Vols still had ace Tegan Kuhns rested for Saturday afternoon against VCU.

Tennessee first-year baseball coach Josh Elander is experiencing something Tony Vitello never did during his last five seasons guiding the Volunteers.

Led by freshman Elsa Morrison, Tennessee topped reigning national champion Texas as the Women's College World Series got underway Thursday in Oklahoma city.
