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Former Tennessee baseball coach Tony Vitello was in Neyland Stadium for the Volunteers’ win over Alabama. Former Tennessee baseball coach Tony Vitello was in Knoxville this past weekend for the Vols’ big win over Alabama.
Former Tennessee baseball coach Tony Vitello returned to Knoxville to attend the Volunteers' football victory over Alabama at Neyland Stadium. Speaking on the Tony Basilio Show, the current San Francisco Giants manager praised the electric stadium atmosphere, calling it one of the best environments he has experienced and noting he shared videos of the postgame celebrations with Giants players.
Vitello also sent a heartfelt message of gratitude to Tennessee supporters who attended Giants baseball games across the country during a challenging season. He highlighted seeing fans wear combo Giants and Tennessee hats on road trips, describing the continued backing from Vols fans as one of the major highlights of his year.
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