Tennessee baseball Dylan Dreiling hits walk-off single College World Series

Tennessee baseball stages epic comeback in College World Series opener with walk-off win over Florida State in Omaha.

Tennessee baseball showcased its resilience and never-say-die attitude in a thrilling College World Series opener in Omaha, Nebraska. The Vols staged an incredible comeback, highlighted by Dylan Dreiling's walk-off single in the ninth inning to secure a 12-11 victory over Florida State at Charles Schwab Field.

Despite trailing 11-8 heading into the final inning, Tennessee's players stepped up in a big way with clutch hits from Christian Moore, Blake Burke, Billy Amick, and ultimately Dreiling. The Vols' determination and grit were on full display as they overcame a three-run deficit with two outs in the ninth.

The game started off rough for both teams, with errors and walks contributing to the chaos. Tennessee's defensive lapses allowed Florida State to capitalize and take the lead with a six-run third inning. However, the Vols never lost faith and continued to battle back.

Christian Moore's standout performance, including hitting for the cycle and a massive home run, was instrumental in keeping Tennessee in the game. His heroics set the stage for the dramatic ninth-inning rally, culminating in Dreiling's game-winning hit that sent the Vols to a winners bracket showdown against North Carolina.

The resilience and never-say-die mentality of Tennessee baseball were on full display in this epic comeback victory. The Vols proved that they are a force to be reckoned with and capable of overcoming any deficit to emerge victorious. The dramatic finish in Omaha will go down as a memorable moment in College World Series history, showcasing the heart and determination of this talented team.