Tennessee vs Indiana Live Updates, Betting Line


The Tennessee Volunteers are the No. 1 ranked baseball team in College Baseball and after a Game 1 win over NKU. Game 2's first pitch is scheduled for 6 PM against Indiana, and we have the live updates for you here on Volutneer Country.

How to Watch: ESPN+/SECN+
First Pitch: 6 PM EST
Odds: Tennessee -330 on DraftKings, -350 on FanDuel
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Tennessee vs Indiana LIVE Updates

First Inning: A scoreless first inning for both sides (0-0)
Top - Indiana quickly retires the first two batters, but Billy Amick walked and got into scoring position after a balk. The Vols flew out to end the inning with a man left on second and the Hoosiers up to bat.
Bottom - Tennessee pitcher Drew Beam strikes out two in the first frame and retires the first three to send the Vols back up to bat quickly.

Second Inning: A hot start from the Vols gives them an early lead (4-0)

Top - Hunter Ensley walks to lead off the inning, and Dean Curley launches a two-run homer with one out to give the Vols an early 2-0 lead. After Curley's no-doubt blast, Reese Chapman got hit by a pitch to make it to first. Christian Moore then hit a two-run shot to give Tennessee four runs in the inning and make it 4-0, Vols. Their second-inning outburst didn't end there; Tennessee loaded the bases with two outs before Ensley flew out to end their streak.

Bottom - Beam retires the first three batters he faces to send the red-hot Volunteers back up to the plate. He continues a hot start, retiring the first six Hooseries at the plate.

Third Inning: A grand slam continues Tennessee's offensive outburst, but Indiana gets on the board (9-3)

Top - Tennessee gets two walks and an error from Indiana to load the bases with one out. Moore earned the third walk of the inning to bring a run home and give Tennessee a 5-0 advantage. Indiana made a pitching change, but Amick took advantage, blasting a grand slam to give the Vols a 9-0 lead. It was their 12th grand slam of the season, the most in SEC history. They get the bases loaded again, but the Hoosiers strike out the last batter to end the scoring run.

Bottom - Indiana gets on the board with a three-run home run and gets a runner on third later, but a diving catch, but the Vols end the inning.

Fourth Inning: Tennessee's hot offense continues, Indiana fighting (10-4)

Top - Knoxville native Cal Stark blasts a solo shot in response to the Hoosiers to give Tennessee ten runs in four innings. The Vols quickly get retired after that but extend their lead to seven runs.

Bottom - Indiana continues to slowly put runs on the board, getting a double in the gap to bring home a run.

Fifth Inning: Vols continue their offensive output (12-4)

Top - Tennessee continues to get runners on and continue their scoring efforts. A single from Kavares Tears scores two and pushes their lead to eight runs before the side is retired.

Bottom - Indiana gets a few runners on before stranding the bases and ending the inning.

Sixth Inning: Both sides go scoreless, Vols maintain large lead (12-4)

Top - The Vols get bases loaded with two outs after two walks and some timely hitting but strands the opportunity and sends it back to the Hoosiers.

Bottom - The Vols retire three of four batters to quickly end the inning and send things on to the seventh.

Seventh Inning: Things remain intact for the Vols (12-4)

Top - Indiana quickly retires the Vols 1-2-3 to send things to the bottom of the seventh.

Bottom - The Hoosiers can only muster a walk against Tennessee's closing rotation, and they leave one runner on to end the inning.

Eighth Inning: Indiana cuts the gap (12-6)

Top - Once again, Tennessee musters just one it before Indiana managed to get through the order.

Bottom - The Hoosiers muster twon runs to cut the gap to six, but Tennessee heads into the ninth with a healthy lead.

Ninth Inning: Vols win (12-6)

Top: Tennessee gets retired 1-2-3 to send things to the last half-inning.

Bottom: Indiana gets a few runners on but ultimately strands them.

*This article will be updates frequently throughout Saturday night's matchup with the Indiana Hoosiers*

Keynote from Friday Night's win over NKU:
P, AJ Causey picked up his 12th win of the season with his performance on Friday night, which is tied for the fifth most in a single season in program history with Chris Freeman (1993). The junior righthander is the first Vol to reach the 12-win mark since Luke Hochevar tied the program record with 15 in 2005.

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