Tennessee baseball dropped once again in the national polls this week as the regular season has come to a close and the Southeastern Conference is on deck this week from Hoover, Ala.
UT (41-15, 16-14 SEC) concluded the conference slate tied for seventh in the league with a 16-14 record. Ole Miss and Alabama also finished with the same mark in conference play, but since all three teams didn’t play each other this season, a tiebreaker system was used to determined seeding for the SEC Tournament this week in Hoover, Ala.
The Rebels are the 7-seed, Vols the 8-seed and the Crimson Tide is the 9-seed based on record against common opponents. Tennessee awaits the winner of Tuesday’s (16) Missouri and (9) Alabama battle for their first opponent in Hoover. Mobile Menu tennessee logo Message Boards Transfer Portal NIL Valuation On3 acquires Rivals Andy & Ari On3 2026 on300 Where Tennessee Baseball ranks in national polls ahead of SEC Tournament by: Eric Cain • about 6 hours Dylan Loy. Credit: Tennessee Athletics/Kate Luffman Dylan Loy. Credit: Tennessee Athletics/Kate Luffman Tennessee baseball dropped once again in the national polls this week as the regular season has come to a close and the Southeastern Conference is on deck this week from Hoover, Ala. UT (41-15, 16-14 SEC) concluded the conference slate tied for seventh in the league with a 16-14 record. Ole Miss and Alabama also finished with the same mark in conference play, but since all three teams didn’t play each other this season, a tiebreaker system was used to determined seeding for the SEC Tournament this week in Hoover, Ala. Connatix V583963 Top Stories The Rebels are the 7-seed, Vols the 8-seed and the Crimson Tide is the 9-seed based on record against common opponents. Tennessee awaits the winner of Tuesday’s (16) Missouri and (9) Alabama battle for their first opponent in Hoover. With the series-loss at Arkansas this weekend, the Vols end the regular season dropping five-straight series and six of thier past seven sets. Tennessee’s loss on Saturday marked the fifth-straight rubber match loss for the Vols, which ran their record in such games to 2-6 on the season. The last rubber match Tennessee won was on April 13 at Ole Miss. According to D1 Baseball, the poll this website uses for its ranking system, the Vols check in at No. 21, down four spots from last week. Tennessee is the ninth of 10 programs from the SEC to crack the top-25 by the publication, coming in two spots ahead of Alabama at No. 23.
