Tensions were high in the Fayetteville Super Regional this weekend, with Arkansas knocking off Tennessee to advance to the College World Series. But despite the fact that his team won’t have a chance to defend its national title,

Tony Vitello had a funny line during an in-game interview with ESPN. / Saul Young/News Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Tony Vitello's quest to lead Tennessee to back-to-back national championships was made harder as the Volunteers dropped Game 1 of a best-of-three series against Arkansas on Saturday.

And that brings us to Tony Vitello. He is the coach of the Tennessee Volunteers, the defending Men's College World Series champions. He has led the Vols to their fifth consecutive super regional ...

In the same game, Vols ace Liam Doyle pitched on very short rest, which garnered attention nationwide, including a shoutout from ESPN's Chris Low. "We don't celebrate team like we once did in college sports (coaches/players fixated on cash,

Arkansas pitcher Zach Root was as fired up as anybody Saturday night. Taking on Tennessee in the Fayetteville Super Regional, Root had just gotten out of an inning due to a double-play from Andrew Fischer.

Vitello dives into his journey of winning a National Championship with Tennessee, along with what fuels his fiery passion for the game.