Tennessee Baseball Starting Lineup Today: Who's starting for the Volunteers?

Drew Beam is being called to save the Volunteers season/ Photos from the University of Tennessee
Drew Beam is being called to save the Volunteers season/ Photos from the University of Tennessee

Tennessee has a tall order today, as they fell to the Texas A&M Aggies in the opening game of the College World Series finals series. The Volunteers need to win to force a third game on Monday.

To stand a chance, head coach Tony Vitello has called to the mound starter Drew Beam, hoping to get a quality start that will shut out the Aggies.

Bean has been one of the most important pitchers in Tennessee's rotation this season, with a 9-2 record and an ERA of 4.30. He has struck out 92 players this season, while also giving up 25 walks.

Tennessee's potential lineup in Game 2 of the College World Series final today

  • C: Carl Stark
  • 1B: Blake Burke
  • 2B: Christian Moore
  • SS: Dean Curley
  • 3B: Billy Amick
  • RF: Reese Chapman
  • CF: Kavares Tears
  • LF: Dylan Dreiling
  • DH: Hunter Ensley
  • P: Drew Beam

Tony Vitello admits the Tennessee Volunteers need to do better

In the aftermath of the loss to Texas A&M in Game 1 of the College World Series finals, head coach Tony Vitello spoke to the press. He admitted that his players weren't the best on Saturday night:

"The team that played better won the game, they appeared more prepared."

He also pointed out some of the weaknesses he has seen in his team this season:

"There's certainly been a few quirky plays, guys have put the ball in play against our guys, and they're going to continue to do that. We don't quite have the strikeout type of staff that we did last year. We get our fair share. But guys put the ball in play. And they found some holes tonight, as did Florida State. And also there's been some unique ones, to be fair to our guys."

How to watch Tennessee vs. Texas A&M today?

As with all of the games for the 2024 College World Series finals, Game 2 between Tennessee and Texas A&M will air on ESPN. Fans can also live stream the action on the network, through its app, ESPN+. The app is available for iOS, Android, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, and other mainstream devices.

Fans can stream the games on Hulu Live TV, FuboTV, and DirecTV Stream.

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