No. 12 Tennessee Baseball against No. 10 Auburn Score, updated game two

Points: Tennessee 0, Auburn 2 | T1

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No. 12 Tennessee Baseball (36-10, 13-9 sec) will fight in game two by a three-game series in Knoxville and in game two by a temporary double header against the Auburn Tigers No. 10 (32-14, 12-10 seconds).

The first pitch in the Lindsey Nelson Stadium takes place in the Sec Network +at 3:02 p.m.

All three games will be streamed in the Sec Network + this weekend. A complete preview of the series, including projected pitching matchups and more, click here.

Tennessee enters the second game of the series in game 1. After playing the upper half of the first Friday, the bad weather postponed the rest of the game on Saturday.

Therefore, Liam Doyle could not resume the next day. The Vols turned to Tegan Kuhns, Tanner Franklin and Brandon Arvidson in the game. Pitching was not the problem with the loss because the crime fell flat.

Recapitulate:

Tennessee took part in the series competition, which achieved a close victory against Northern Kentucky during the week. Previously, the Vols fell two out of three in a weekend series on the LSU.

The Vols missed a 3-0 lead with the ninth inning to lose the first game, dominated in a 9: 3 victory in game two and was then blown out with 12: 2 in a Sunday rubber game.

The loss put Tennessee by six places in the latest D1 Baseball -Top 25 survey on No. 12. In addition, Tennessee has now lost three of its last four series and two in a row.

See where Tennessee ended up in all five major surveys below.

Ranking lists: Where Tennessee Baseball ends up in rankings after a series loss against LSU

After the series loss to the LSU, Tony Vitello set up the installation in the competition of the week against Northern Kentucky. Dean Curley apparently switched to the second basis full -time, while Gavin Kilen passed to Shortstop. That remained the case this weekend.

In addition, Kilen switched to the Leadoff-Platz in the line-up and Curley was pulled down to the two-hole. This has remained the case this weekend.

Adaptation Infield: Tennessee Baseball 'knows what his middle infield will look like after the turbulent April

Opponent Scout

After a rough season of 2024, Auburn came back this season and is back as one of the best teams in the Sec. The tigers only lost two games in the pre -conference slate. In a game during the week and last month, she got a second time. Old Dominion also won a game in a series with three games against the tigers.

At that time, Auburn won five of his seven SEC series, but his conference record is only a game of over 0.500, since the tigers in both series – in Georgia and Texas – were spotted in both series. The tigers have series victories against Alabama, Vanderbilt and a series about LSU.

Auburn's two best players from last season are back and are the best bats again. Cooper McMurray meets nine Homeruns, 13 doubles and 40 RBIs .337. Ike Irish meets 11 Home Runs, 11 more basic hits and 37 RBIS .329. Four tigers meet over 0.300 and four or more Homeruns.

On the hill, the tigers in the SEC in the team era take 13th place. Carson Myers and Parker Carlson are Auburn's top bullpen and were good this season, but not great.

Head coach Butch Thompson is in Auburn in his tenth year and has a few pre-season all-conference selection in Catcher Ike Irish (1st Team) and the first Baseman Cooper McMurray (2nd team). Auburn was selected to take 12th place in the league in the previous season.

Notes for injuries/availability

• In the second game against Kentucky a foul ball unfortunately met Tennessee Relief Pitcher Tanner Wiggins in the mouth. Tony Vitello said that there were teeth that were involved in Wiggins' injury, and the second year was then operated on his jaw.
  • Read more about the Wiggins status here.
• UNC Transfer First Baseman Alberto Osuna does not remain eligible.
  • But on Monday Osuna again took legal measures that were still justified. Read more here.

Transcript: What Tony Vitello said after Northern Kentucky victory too

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You can find upstream, pitching matchup and additional grades before the game, followed by the live-at-Bat by AT-BAT Game-Thread.

Tennessee begins nine:

SS Gavin Kilen (L)

2b Dean Curley (R)

1b Andrew Fischer (L)

See Hunter Ensley (R)

LF Dalton Bargo (L)

Ie Levi Clark (R)

RF Reese Chapman (L)

C cannon peebles (s)

3b Manny Marin (R)

Installation notes:

• It is Tennessees the same line -up as game 1.
• Gavin Kilen stays in Shortstop. Dean Curley on the second basis.
• Manny Marin begins on the third basis.

Auburn starts nine:

2b Chris Rembert (R)

LF Bub Terrell (L)

RF IKE Irish (L)

1b Cooper McMurray (L)

Ie Lucas Steele (B)

3b Eric Guevara (R)

SS Eric Snow (R)

C Chase Fralick (L)

CF Bristol Carter (R)

Pitching Matchup:

Vols Jr. RhP Marcus Phillips (3-3, 2.93 ERA, 11 app., 11 starts, 1 CGSO, 55.1 IP, 42 H, 23 R, 18 ER, 21 BB, 68 K, 16 XBH, .206 OPP.

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Tigers RHP Cam Tilly (2-1, 4.60 ERA, 13 app., 1 Start, 1 SV, 29.1 IP, 16 H, 16 R, 15 ER, 16 BB, 39 K, 6 XBH, .160 OPP.

Pitching notes:

• Tilly got his only second start of the year after Auburn Cade Fisher pulled out of the weekend rotation.
• After the jewel of the last week, Phillips wants to record another great start in a 9: 3 victory against LSU.

Uniforms

Tennessee: Friday white uniforms

Auburn: navy hats, gray jerseys, gray pants

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*Notes*

• The running rule is mandatory in the second game. When Tennessee or Auburn leads by 10 or more runs after the seventh inning, the game is over.

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1. Ining:

T1

-Chris Rembert doubles to the field Right-Center.

-Bub Terrell flies to midfield. Rembert is in third place.

-Ime Irish singles to left field. Rembert Scores.

-Cooper McMurray basic in second place. Irish progress in third place.

Irish steals third place

-Lucas steele singles on the right field.

-Eric Guevara beats swinging.

B1

Points: volumes 0, tiger 2

2. Inning:

T2

B2

Points: Vols, tiger

3. Inning:

T3

B3

Points: Vols, tiger

4. Ining:

T4

B4

Points: Vols, tiger

5. Ining:

T5

B5

Points: Vols, tiger

6. Inning:

T6

B6

Points: Vols, tiger

7. Ining:

T7

B7

Points: Vols, tiger

8. Ining:

T8

B8

Points: Vols, tiger

9. Ining:

T9

B9

Points: Vols, tiger

Finale: Tennessee Vols __, Auburn Tigers __