What's going to happen tonight? What's going to happen?

What's going to happen? We're going to whoop this. Welcome into the Diamond Vols postgame podcast of GoValls 24-7.com. I am

Ben McKee and I am joined as always by West Rucker and Will Heflin and boy do we

have a doozy of the podcast on the way because it was a doozy of a day at Lindsay Nelson Stadium.

Tennessee has not punched its ticket to Omaha.

Tennessee will have to play a game three aka a game seven on Sunday evening in its home

ballpark because Evansville battled through adversity itself going down

early to Tennessee in game two, swings back and

lands a bit of a haymaker.

And Tennessee swung back as well and nearly landed a knockout punch with the rally it was able to piece together

there in the ninth inning but ultimately Tennessee comes up short on Saturday early in the day

10 to 8 in the series is now tied at a piece a game of peace I should say and we will

have a decisive game 3 on Sunday evening at 6 p.m. Eastern, a proper start time. That is, I suppose folks are happier about the start

time, but not happy as to why Tennessee is having to play. And we'll go ahead and jump right into this one.

Mr. Rucker, Mr. Heflin, I hope you all are doing well. I hope you all have poured a nice drink here along with me.

I hope you the listener. I've also poured a nice drink because again

it's going to be a doozy of a podcast after a doozy of a day, but quite frankly, Tennessee

allowed Evansville to walk into their stadium and you know kind of

handed to them in a sense West it was a I say all that to say it was a disappointing

afternoon for Tennessee at

Lindsey Nelson despite a great start.

Yeah, it was.

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