After a wild weekend in the Bluegrass, Kentucky Baseball finally ruffled some feathers in the Southeastern Conference, swiping two out of three games from No. 1 Tennessee inside Kentucky Proud Park.
Behind a 13-inning series-opening win and a rainy victory that took two days to complete, the Wildcats (26-21, 9-15 SEC) put the biggest stamp on their season in Lexington, handing the Volunteers (42-6, 20-4 SEC) their fifth and sixth losses — their first and second on the road — as well as their first series loss of the year.
The series victory is just the second in conference play this season, putting the ‘Cats mark in three-game sets against SEC foes at 2-6.