The University of Tennessee (UT) baseball team is preparing for the upcoming 2024 season with a talented roster that includes several key players from the 2023 roster.
Among the returning players are Chase Dollander and Maui Ahuna, who were both key contributors to UT's success in 2023. Dollander, a pitcher, was named the SEC Pitcher of the Year and was a key part of UT's run to the College World Series. Ahuna, a catcher, was named to the All-SEC Second Team and was a key part of UT's offense.
In addition to the returning players, UT has also added several talented newcomers to the roster. Among the newcomers are several highly-rated recruits, including pitcher Drew Beam and outfielder Enrique Bradfield.
With a talented roster and a strong coaching staff, UT is hoping to build on its success from 2023 and make a run at the College World Series in 2024.
2024 Season Outlook
With a talented roster and a strong coaching staff, UT is hoping to build on its success from 2023 and make a run at the College World Series in 2024.
UT will open the 2024 season on February 17 at home against Georgia Southern. The Vols will then play a challenging non-conference schedule that includes games against Vanderbilt, Louisville, and Arizona.
UT will begin SEC play on March 17 at home against Alabama. The Vols will then play a challenging SEC schedule that includes games against LSU, Ole Miss, and Arkansas.
If UT can win the SEC regular season championship, it will earn the No. 1 seed in the SEC Tournament. The SEC Tournament will be held from May 23-28 in Hoover, Alabama.
If UT wins the SEC Tournament, it will earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The NCAA Tournament will be held from June 2-15 at various sites around the country.
Key Players
Chase Dollander, P
Maui Ahuna, C
Drew Beam, P
Enrique Bradfield, OF
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