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Tennessee Volunteers Baseball vs. Eastern Kentucky Baseball

Name: Tennessee Volunteers Baseball vs. Eastern Kentucky Baseball
Start: 2026-03-17T18:00:00+0000
Location: Lindsey Nelson Stadium

March 17, 2026 6:00 pm

Lindsey Nelson Stadium
1511 Pat Head Summit St, Knoxville, TN 37916

Catch the Tennessee Volunteers baseball team as they take on the Eastern Kentucky Colonels in a non-conference matchup at Lindsey Nelson Stadium. Witness the Vols defend their home field and showcase their talent on the diamond.

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Why We Like It

It's the Volunteers' 2026 home opener, so you'll see them come out fired up to start the season strong.
Lindsey Nelson Stadium is an excellent venue to experience college baseball, with great sightlines and an energetic atmosphere.
Both teams will be looking to make an early-season statement and gain momentum heading into conference play.

Who Should Attend

This event will appeal to die-hard Tennessee baseball fans, as well as casual fans of college baseball who want to see two talented teams compete. Families and students will also enjoy the lively game-day experience.

In the Spotlight

Tennessee Volunteers Baseball

The Tennessee Volunteers are a perennial powerhouse in college baseball, competing in the SEC and consistently fielding one of the top teams in the nation. Led by head coach Tony Vitello, the Vols will look to continue their winning tradition and make a deep postseason run.

Eastern Kentucky Colonels Baseball

The Eastern Kentucky Colonels are the baseball team of Eastern Kentucky University, a public university located in Richmond, Kentucky. The Colonels compete in the Ohio Valley Conference and will be looking to pull off an early-season upset against the highly-ranked Volunteers.

About the Venue

Lindsey Nelson Stadium

The home of Tennessee Volunteers baseball, Lindsey Nelson Stadium is a modern, 4,500-seat facility that provides an excellent viewing experience for fans. The stadium features great sightlines, comfortable seating, and a vibrant atmosphere that makes it a premier destination for college baseball in the Southeast.