This is How You Hit a Homerun to Left Field, Vols

Sunday’s epic homerun fail lives on. The Diamond Dawgs climbed back from a 5-0 deficit against the Citadel to watch Colby Branch hit a walk off to nearly the same spot that Tennessee swung and missed on Sunday.

Georgia Baseball overcame a 5-0 deficit tonight for the second time in three days, this time on the shoulders of a Kolby Branch walk-off HR

It was Branch’s 2nd HR of the day. Tre Phelps added a HR of his own as part of a 3/5 day https://t.co/8Q1uKYyG4s
— Graham Coffey (@GrahamCoffeyDC) March 18, 2026

Georgia heads to #23 Texas A&M this Friday for their next series in SEC Conference Play. I heard the yell leaders are frothing up to welcome the Diamond Dawgs to College Station.

what is going on in the Texas A&M dugout pic.twitter.com/DbN5UkS5cR
— Baseball Quotes (@BaseballQuotes1) March 15, 2026

Go Dawgs!

4 thoughts on “This is How You Hit a Homerun to Left Field, Vols”

colby, you are cleared for lift off.

Evidently it ain’t just the cheer boys. Stay away from that dugout!!!

Steers & Queers (TAMU)???….nevermind.

monticellodawg on March 18, 2026 at 11:02 am said:

I didn’t see any Steers so…

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