Tennessee baseball transfer tracker: Who’s leaving Tony Vitello’s roster, who’s coming in?

After winning its first national championship, Tony Vitello’s team in Tennessee baseball has begun its summer. Here’s everything you should know about the Vols’ roster movement.

Last month, in its eighth Men’s College World Series trip, Tennessee baseball claimed its first national championship. UT had not participated in the CWS Finals since 1951, when it placed second behind Oklahoma.

“There is no better team to win for the University of Tennessee than a bunch of guys who were truly the definition of a team,” Tony Vitello stated. “There isn’t a better play for our program to be the winning run on that slide, in my opinion, than Hunter Ensley, a kid who is just incredibly tough. And his players adhere to his guidance. It’s also a fantastic illustration of how this group accomplished its goals.”

Since Miami accomplished so in 1999, Tennessee became the first team seeded #1 overall in the NCAA Tournament to win the national championship. In addition, UT made conference history by being the first team to record 60 wins in a single season and only the fourth team to win the NCAA Men’s College World Series, the SEC Tournament championship, and the regular season crown all in the same year.