Tennessee baseball season has come to an end in upset fashion. The volunteers failed to make it to Omaha as the number one overall seed. I'll tell you why that's not an uncommon occurrence. I'll tell you why it's a disappointment. And I'll also tell you why this is one of the best Tennessee baseball teams in program history. How did it happen? I'll tell you right now on Locked on Balls.

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on tomorrow's Twitter Tuesday edition of the show. So today we're going to cover how Tennessee

lost to Notre Dame and the Super Regional's. We're going to hear from Ben McKee, my conversation

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