What channel is Tennessee baseball vs South Carolina on today? Time, TV schedule to watch game
Tennessee baseball returns to the road again with the weekend series at South Carolina beginning Friday.
The Vols (23-2, 5-1 SEC) took two of three games from Alabama in Tuscaloosa last week to remain at No. 1 in the coaches poll with what is the softest part of the SEC schedule in the next two weeks.
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Next up for Tennessee: South Carolina (17-9, 1-5), who has struggled in series losses to Oklahoma and Arkansas to open conference play.
Here's how you can watch Tennessee baseball vs. South Carolina:
Watch Tennessee baseball live on Fubo (free trial)
What channel is Tennessee baseball vs. South Carolina on today?
TV Channel: None
Live stream: SEC Network+ (Utilized via SEC Network subscription, which can found on FUBO (free trial available)) and ESPN app
Tennessee baseball vs. South Carolina on Friday and Saturday will be streamed live on SEC Network+, which is housed on the ESPN app and can be accessed via a SEC Network subscription. If you are subscribed to SEC Network, you can access SEC Network+ online.
Sunday's game will be televised on the SEC Network.
Tennessee baseball vs. South Carolina time today
Game 1 start time: 7 p.m. Friday (SEC Network+)
Game 2 start time: 4 p.m. Saturday (SEC Network+)
Game 3 start time: 5 p.m. Sunday (SEC Network)
Tennessee Vols baseball schedule 2025
Feb. 14 : Hofstra, W 15-0
Feb. 15: Hofstra, W 18-1
Feb. 16: Hofstra, W 13-1
Feb. 18: UNC Asheville, W 29-4
Feb. 21 : Samford, W 5-1
Feb. 22: Samford, W 7-3
Feb. 23: Samford, W 11-1
Feb. 25: North Alabama, W 7-5
Feb. 28: vs. Oklahoma State in Houston, W 5-2
March 1: vs. Rice in Houston, W 13-3
March 2: vs. Arizona in Houston, W 5-1
March 4: Radford, W 22-9
March 5: Xavier, W 13-1
March 7 : St. Bonaventure, W 12-0
March 8: St. Bonaventure, W 11-1
March 9: St. Bonaventure, W 13-2
March 11: West Georgia, W 4-2
March 14 : Florida, W 5-3
March 15 : Florida, W 10-0
March 16: Florida, W 7-4
March 18: ETSU, L 7-6 (10 innings)
March 20: at Alabama, L 6-5
March 21 : at Alabama, W 10-7
March 22 : at Alabama, W 9-2
March 25 : Queens, W 14-3
March 28: at South Carolina, 7 p.m. on SEC Network+
March 29 : at South Carolina, 4 p.m. on SEC Network+
March 30: at South Carolina, 5 p.m. on SEC Network
April 1: Tennessee Tech
April 4-6: Texas A&M
April 8: Alabama State
April 11-13 : at Ole Miss
April 15: Bellarmine
April 18-20: Kentucky
April 22: Lipscomb
April 25-27: at LSU
April 29: Northern Kentucky
May 2-4: Auburn
May 6: Indiana State
May 9-11: Vanderbilt
May 13: Belmont
May 15-17: at Arkansas
May 20-25: SEC Tournament in Hoover, Alabama
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Record: 23-2 (5-1 SEC)
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