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Tennessee baseball eliminated from SEC Tournament with loss to Arkansas

Tennessee baseball was eliminated from the SEC Tournament with an 8-4 loss to No. 7 seed Arkansas (37-19) in the second round on May 20 at the Hoover Met.

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Arkansas baseball downs Tennessee to advance at SEC tournament

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Arkansas eliminates Tennessee in SEC baseball tournament

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Tennessee baseball vs South Carolina in SEC Tournament score, live updates, start time, TV channel

HOOVER, AL − Tennessee baseball 's SEC Tournament run begins with a first-round matchup against South Carolina.

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Tennessee baseball vs Arkansas in SEC tournament score, live updates, start time, TV

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LIVE SCORE UPDATES & ANALYSIS: Arkansas baseball vs. Tennessee at SEC Tournament

Arkansas will start right-hander Tate McGuire against Tennessee lefty Evan Blanco today.

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#20/23 Vols Fall to #10/12 Arkansas in Second Round of SEC Tournament

No. 20/23 Tennessee’s run in the SEC Tournament came to an end in Hoover, Alabama, on Wednesday evening with an 8-4 loss to No. 10/12 Arkansas. The Volunteers fell behind early after giving up four runs in the first inning,

Arkansas baseball vs. Tennessee at the SEC Tournament: How to watch and listen, pitching matchup, forecast, stats, comparison

Dave Van Horn — 969-491 in 24th season at Arkansas and 1,289-648 in 32nd season overall in Division I. Tennessee: Josh Elander — 38-19 in first season at Tennessee and overall. The game will be televised by SEC Network and can be accessed on WatchESPN.

Vitello Gone, Van Horn's Hogs Still Here and They Own Tennessee

For years, an Arkansas matchup with Tennessee meant squaring off against one of the sharpest minds in college baseball. Not anymore. Former Razorback assistant Tony Vitello is no longer roaming the Tennessee' dugout.