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No. 1 Tennessee ties NCAA record for grand slams against Radford
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No. 1 Tennessee (12-0) tied a NCAA Division I record in its, 22-9, seven-inning win against Radford (6-6) on Tuesday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium. Rankings reflect the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll .
The Vols tied a NCAA Division I record with three grand slams in one game. Reese Chapman hit Tennessee's first grand slam in the third inning.
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Andrew Fischer and Blake Grimmer hit grand slams for the Vols in the seventh inning. The two grand slams in a single inning also tied a NCAA record. Grimmer served as a pinch hitter and his home run was a walk-off due to a run-rule decision.
Through 12 games to start the 2025 baseball season, Tennessee has hit seven grand slams. Arizona State holds the NCAA record with 14 grand slams in 2003 (68 games).
The top-ranked Vols will return to action on Wednesday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium. Tennessee will host Xavier at 6 p.m. EST and can be watched on SEC Network+.
This article originally appeared on Vols Wire: Tennessee baseball ties NCAA record for grand slams against Radford
