KNOXVILLE, Tennessee – Following an exciting victory over Kentucky in the top-five series over the weekend, No. 3/3 Tennessee heads back home to host Western Carolina at Lindsey Nelson Stadium on Tuesday night to start a five-game homestand.
The Volunteers, who started the game on Tuesday with a perfect 10-0 record, will try to maintain their perfect record in midweek games this season.
TICKET DETAILS
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We are urging season ticket holders who are unable to attend a game or games to transfer their tickets to other Vol supporters (Instructions HERE) in order to keep Lindsey Nelson Stadium as full as possible.
You now have the choice to donate your season tickets if you’re a holder and are unable to attend a baseball game this season. Your tickets will be given to the military and/or neighborhood charity in the Knoxville area, with a portion going back to Tennessee Athletics.
The business day before a game, until 5 PM, is when all ticket donations are received. You will receive an email with a gift receipt for the full ticket price after donating your tickets. That receipt can be kept for your tax documentation.
CMo Is Mashing Christian Moore, a junior infielder, is having an SEC Player of the Year-caliber season. He extended his stellar play last weekend as UT defeated Kentucky on its road series. After hitting four home runs against the Wildcats over the weekend, including a program-record-tying three in Sunday’s series finale, Moore leads the team and is eighth in the SEC with a career-best 19 home runs going into this week.
The product of Brooklyn, New York, has led the SEC in hits (33), home runs (13) and RBIs (28), making him perhaps the finest hitter in conference play. Moore also passed Blake Burke as the top in Tennessee’s career home runs with 46 after his three-homer day on Sunday.
The SEC Player of the Week award went to Moore.
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