Tennessee Baseball Wins National Championship
Vols Cap Off Historic Season with 6-5 Win over Texas A&M
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OMAHA, Neb. - The Tennessee Volunteers are the 2024 College World Series champions, defeating Texas A&M in a thrilling 6-5 game in Game 3 of the finals on Monday night. The Vols finish the season with a remarkable 60-10 record, marking the program's first national title since 1998.
After dropping the first game of the series to Texas A&M, the Vols fought back with a pair of victories to claim the championship trophy. With their backs against the wall in Game 3, Tennessee's offense came to life, scoring four runs in the second inning to take an early lead.
The Vols' pitching staff held off Texas A&M's relentless offense throughout the game, with sophomore ace Chase Dollander delivering a dominant performance in the final inning to secure the victory. Dollander struck out the side to end the game, sending the Tennessee dugout into a frenzy.
"These players have worked so hard all year, and they deserve all the credit in the world," said Vols head coach Tony Vitello. "They never doubted themselves, even when things were tough. This is a special group that will always be remembered in Tennessee baseball history."
Tennessee's championship victory is a testament to the program's resilience and determination. After losing in the Super Regionals last season, the Vols bounced back with a dominant regular season and postseason performance, proving that they are one of the top teams in college baseball.
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