lol, That's awesome! GBO!

@@Slim804Jesus loves everyone

Surely the umps had nothing to do with that…

@@rileypowell8242 The umps had a lot to do with FSU having a lead in the first place!

one missed umpire call from third base on whether player swung and broke his plane or not was difference in game. the tennesee player clearly swung

@@user-bw3ju9np4x I am not a fan of either team, so I feel as though I am unbiased in my take on this, but I love baseball, and I watched it live. I agree with you, in my opinion, the bat crossed the plate for strike three, and the game should have been over. I also think this critical call in the game should have been part of this video.

@@user-bw3ju9np4x No it was not. That was a 50/50 call . And no ump is gonna end a game like that on a 50/50 check swing call . Get outta here hater

@@user-bw3ju9np4xthat was 50/50.

@@user-jf8oc3ri2qagreed

was there

Hey was there with this son.... They actually interviewed him in the top of the third....

How did it go in the sec tourney when vols and aggies played ? EXACTLY

He wasn’t really panicking. We do that just about every game 1 in a series. He’s our “opener” you could say. The real starter is the guy they brought in after, he just plays better for some reason being brought in from the bullpen.

They do that quite a bit regardless, like an opener.

Main Friday starter needed Tommy John surgery. He had some bad outings previously in relief. Stamos has always been an opener ever since the injury to Russell so he’s never gone deeper than 5 outs. Not abnormal at all he got pulled that early.

Take your L and move on

@samwoodward2676 I'm sure you have that quote memorized. As Aabama has told yall that for almost 20+ straight years. Congrats for Tennessee actually being good at something for once, hope yall win it all 🫡

Replay showed it was a good call. Nice novel btw, Hemingway.🍊

@@Silverfox1982 It was a questionable call at best. I'll take it, but it was objectively a questionable call. The outcome of a game hinges on much more than one call. Tennessee reeled off a string of clutch hitting when it mattered and won the game. My description of the game as a whole is accurate.

Silver fox. Lmao on the hemingway

As many errors as there were in the infield, the pitchers on both teams made amazing plays that are as good as any major league pitcher could make.

Replay showed it was a terrible call. Be biased or be real. Ofc you’re still happy your team won but not on a legitimate call

They showed it in slow motion. The bat never passed the plate. It could have went either way. But that didn't win the game. The hitting from TN and the crappy pitching from FSU is what decided that game

@@valentine_4eva lol what?? They literally freeze framed it and drew a line. It’s all over twitter. He’s wayyyyyy out in front the plate.

@@btconnergaming now they did and it may have been. But the game was not stopped and they didn't freeze it then make the call. They had to make the call in normal motion. Gameplay motion and it could have went either way. But FSU still beat their selves in the ninth. They played better than TN did thru 8 1/2 innings. But couldn't close them out. I would hate to be that umpire that made that call. But they said it was a 50 50 call. So fortunately for us it went our way. I hope you guys can get over that and continue on. That one call didn't beat you. You still had a two run lead and have up two more hits to loose. You had a chance to take it to extras or even still win after that call and couldn't. So that call is irrelevant once it's made. Cause it no longer matters. Some people will say that's why FSU lost but it's not. FSU lost cause of bad bullpen pitching. Case closed.

game ain’t over til blue says so

The bat never went passed the plate on the check swing. It literally could have gone either way. But fortunately it went TN way and they just beat up on FSU bullpen to say now the fat lady has sung. It's like it was destined to be a win by TN no matter what. Give credit to the noles tho damn they good. Had my fuckin nerves shot the whole game. I even turned it off when we were down 9 to 4. I turned it back on at the start of the 8 th inning. So I saw the comeback it was like a story from a book. But go vols. 🎉

The SEC fans you know must’ve missed the dozen or more strikes above, below, and to the left and right called for FSU. They were calling strikes at Tennessee’s knees all game and FSU had four chances on the last out to seal the game and blew it. Get over it, nerd.

@@phantomlord067 Those calls were nowhere near as bad as the blatant calls that allowed Tennessee to win a game. They had no business winning. Same way the refs helped Florida in a big way. Plenty of other people are making similar comments and you noticed they don’t show any of the controversial calls in the highlights because that doesn’t fit the ESPN/SEC narrative. And again a Charleston sports radio host. A guy that’s had a radio show in Charleston 30 years. Huge Alabama fan. Was a cheerleader at South Carolina and is headed to Charleston gamecock club. He said it was BS in Clemson as well.

@@nedhill1242 FSU was up 9-4, 11-7, and 11-8 going into the 9th. If they had any business winning, the refs shouldn’t have guided their pitches into Tennessee’s bats with their almighty telepathic powers to score the last four runs.

It seems we have a salty Floridian on our hands

@@propanebeats7628 Hope you don’t get paid to think! I love when people think they know someone from a couple of comments.

Hold that L for me 🍊✌🏻

It looked like the Vols just took it.. GBO 🍊

@@lowe_30 Florida State had two strikeouts to two different players where the ops just gave it to the player. Go watch the Clemson Florida game. Florida had a radically different strike zonethan Clemson. Even a Charleston radio host on ESPN is a huge Alabama fan and South Carolina graduate said Clemson got screwed.