Tennessee Baseball Makes History with Combined No-Hitter to Beat Texas A&M in Series Opener
In a remarkable display of pitching dominance, the Tennessee baseball team threw a combined no-hitter against Texas A&M in the opening game of their SEC series on Friday. The stunning 7-0 victory not only marked a major achievement for the Volunteers but also solidified their reputation as one of the top teams in the nation.
The no-hitter was a team effort, with three Tennessee pitchers—Chase Burns, Drew Beam, and Camden Sewell—each contributing to the historic performance. Burns started the game strong, striking out seven batters over five innings, before handing the ball to Beam, who kept the Aggies at bay for three innings. Sewell closed out the game, preserving the no-hitter with a scoreless ninth inning.
This marks the first combined no-hitter for Tennessee since 2015 and is a testament to the strength and depth of their pitching staff. The Aggies, who struggled to get anything going offensively, were completely shut down throughout the game, unable to secure a single hit against the Volunteers’ pitching trio.
Tennessee’s offense also played a crucial role in the victory, providing more than enough support for the stellar pitching performance. The Volunteers scored seven runs, highlighted by a powerful display of hitting and smart base running.
The no-hitter is a significant milestone for Tennessee’s baseball program, which has been on an upward trajectory in recent years. With this dominant win, the Volunteers have sent a clear message to the rest of the SEC: they are a force to be reckoned with. As the series continues, fans will be eagerly watching to see if Tennessee can keep up their momentum and secure a series win against Texas A&M.
