How much will it cost?

Tennessee baseball is internet hosting an NCAA regional for the second consecutive 12 months, getting began towards Alabama State on Friday (6 p.m. ET, SEC Community).

The No. 1 Vols (53-7) have held the highest spot within the USA TODAY Coaches Ballot since late March and are the oddsmakers’ favourite to win the School World Sequence in Omaha.

With a max capability of 4,045, Lindsey Nelson Stadium will be stuffed by the point the primary pitch is thrown towards the Hornets (34-23). Over 3,000 seats have been claimed by season ticket holders, 400 are reserved for ASU and 100 are being held till 90 minutes earlier than sport time. Meaning restricted quantity are floating round on the secondary market.

No offense to Sir Paul McCartney, however the Vols are the most popular ticket in Knoxville. Followers seeking to catch them play ought to be ready to spend tons of. 

As of Wednesday, the most cost effective tickets obtainable throughout a number of resale websites are in normal admission — in different phrases, standing room solely  — priced within the triple digits at $117 every on TicketSmarter.

A premium Tennessee baseball expertise for 2 within the MVP part behind house plate will price over $1,000 on Vivid Seats is asking for $506, the most costly.

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A number of tickets can be found, though costs differ throughout separate distributors as a result of charges. The common price of a single ticket for Friday’s sport sits at slightly below $300.

UT has by no means loved a season fairly like this 2022 marketing campaign with a program-record variety of wins and an SEC Event championship. The value of admission displays the momentum it has constructed and the excitement the Vols have garnered because the No. 1 total seed.

Alberto Camargo is a sports activities intern with the Knoxville-Information Sentinel. Contact him at acamargo@gannett.com or observe him on Twitter @albaretoe.