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Hosted by Connor Whitney · sports · EN · 18 episodes
Welcome to Torch Sports, a student-led media organization dedicating to covering sports at the University of Tennessee.
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Episode #18
<p>Recorded 5/4. The group looked at diamond sports as they move towards the end of the season and towards tournament play. Lastly, each person named a UT athlete they were really excited to watch in the coming academic year.</p>
Episode #17
<p>The group recaps baseball's series win over Alabama while softball split the opening two games of their three-game set versus the Crimson Tide. Then, a lot into Vols drafted into the NFL, and they discuss the fall of Jermod McCoy from a projected 1st round pick to a 4th round pick. Lastly, a special shoutout to women's golf, as the Lady Vols come home with the first SEC Championship in program history.</p>
Episode #16
<p>The group looks at the daunting road to the postseason for baseball and the promising road through the postseason for softball. Then they examine the transfer portal additions for both Kim Caldwell's and Rick Barnes' basketball squads, and what those additions mean for next season. </p>
Episode #15
<p>The group looks at the developing situation for Tennessee's basketball programs with both the men's and women's teams being hit hard by transfer portal departures. Then they look the baseball struggles versus LSU, while softball gets back on track versus South Carolina. Lastly, men's golfer Jackson Herrington heads off to play The Masters, and the crew predicts how his weekend will go.</p>
Episode #14
<p>The ride is over, and the men's basketball season came to an end in the Elite Eight yet again. The group recaps the weekend in Chicago and the sweet victory over Iowa State in the Sweet 16 before a disappointing loss at the hands of Michigan. Then they look at the season as a whole and how they dealt with expectations, the fatal flaws of the team, and what should be exciting about the team entering next season.</p>
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