OMAHA, Neb. — The 2024 college baseball champions are dressed in Big Orange.
Texas A&M right fielder Caden Sorrell jumped the right field fence inside Charles Schwab infield and reached as far into the Aggies bullpen as possible to try to catch the baseball.
That of Dylan Dreiling The third home run of the Men’s College World Series finale fell to the other side of Sorrell’s glove for a two-run home run. It was the beginning of the final touches Tennessee baseball’s first national championship in program history, defeating Texas A&M, 6-3, in a winner-take-all third game.
The Tennessee left fielder’s fourth homer in six CWS games sparked a three-run inning for the Vols in the bottom of the seventh that proved to be crucial insurance runs. Dreiling is the only player in history to homer in every game of the Finals.
Here are our takeaways from Tennessee’s (60-13) victory over Texas A&M (53-15) to win the national championship.
These takeaways will continue to be updated throughout the postgame.
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