Tennessee baseball tallies 21 runs in fall exhibition against Lipscomb
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Last updated Oct 17, 2026
Tennessee baseball achieved a decisive 21-8 victory over Lipscomb in a 10-inning fall exhibition on October 16 at Covenant Health Park in Knoxville. The Vols produced 20 hits and all but two starters drove in runs. Chris Ramirez went 3-for-5 and was a homer shy of the cycle, while Andrew Duncan added a grand slam among his four RBIs. Parker Detmers pitched two innings with five strikeouts, and freshmen Sean Dunlap and Cole Koeninger contributed significantly with strong offensive and defensive performances. The Vols aim to build on this momentum in future exhibitions.
- •Tennessee scored 21 runs on 20 hits against Lipscomb.
- •Chris Ramirez reached base in all four at-bats.
- •Andrew Duncan hit a grand slam and had four RBIs.
- •Parker Detmers recorded five strikeouts in two innings.
- •Sean Dunlap and Cole Koeninger had notable performances.
- 9:07 AMYahoo Sports — Takeaways from Tennessee baseball's fall exhibition win over Lipscomb
"Tennessee baseball beat Lipscomb 21-8 in its second fall exhibition. Here are four takeaways from the 21-8 win.
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