NCAA DI Baseball Program

The University of Tennessee Baseball - TN

The University of Tennessee baseball competes at the NCAA DI level in Southeastern Conference and is based in Knoxville, TN. Campus enrollment is about 30,418 students. The published acceptance rate is 42%. Recent baseball results include 2026: 38-22. Listed coaches include Josh Elander, Ricky Martinez, Ross Kivett, Chuck Jeroloman, Craig Bell, Adam Low, and 1 additional coach.

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Program Snapshot

  • Location: Knoxville, TN
  • Division: NCAA DI
  • Conference: Southeastern Conference
  • School type: Public
  • Campus setting: City: Midsize (population of at least 100,000 but less than 250,000)
  • Enrollment: 30,418 students
  • Enrollment by sex: 47% men / 53% women
  • Acceptance rate: 42%
  • Source: U.S. Dept. of Education
  • Average annual cost: $18,976
  • In-state tuition: $13,812
  • Out-of-state tuition: $33,256

Coaching Staff

  • Josh Elander, Head Coach
  • Ricky Martinez, Director of Recruiting
  • Ross Kivett, Assistant Coach
  • Chuck Jeroloman, Associate Head Coach
  • Craig Bell, Director of Program Development
  • Adam Low, Director of Operations
  • Austin Knight, Assistant Coach

Recent Baseball Results

  • 2026: 38-22 (Lost in NCAA Chapel Hill Regional (after going 1-1 in SEC Tournament))
  • 2025: 46-19
  • 2024: 60-13
  • 2023: 44-22
  • 2022: 57-9

Members-only details for The University of Tennessee

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Head coach tenure at the school is available to members.

The 2025-26 roster breakdown is available to members, including class makeup, position depth by class, expected openings after this season, handedness, average height and weight by position, and where players come from.

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