2024 Baseball Cumulative Statistics for the University of Tennessee Volunteers

Tennessee Breaks NCAA Record with Five Players Hitting 20+ Homers

Tennessee baseball has made history, becoming the first team in NCAA history to have five players hit at least 20 homers in a season. The Vols' remarkable achievement is a testament to their exceptional talent and the team's overall dominance.

Rekord Breaking Season for the Vols

The Vols have broken numerous records this season, including setting a new NCAA record for home runs in a single season with 160. They are also the first team in SEC history to have four players with 100 hits in a season.

Tennessee's offensive prowess has been led by second baseman Christian Moore, who has hit 25 homers, and junior first baseman Blake Burke, who has set the Vols' career home run record with 41.

Other key contributors to the Vols' success include junior outfielder Evan Russell (21 homers), senior outfielder Drew Gilbert (20 homers), and senior shortstop Trey Lipscomb (20 homers).

Conclusion

Tennessee baseball's 2024 season has been one for the record books. The Vols' unprecedented offensive output has earned them a place in NCAA history and solidified their status as one of the most dominant teams in the country.