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Tony Vitello, San Francisco Giants and College World Series

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Giants name Tennessee’s Vitello manager, gambling on a college coach with no professional experience

“Tony is one of the brightest, most innovative and most respected coaches in college baseball today,” Posey said.

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Who is Tony Vitello? New SF Giants manager is first to go from college to MLB

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Giant step: Mizzou, De Smet grad Tony Vitello 1st to leap from college to manage in majors

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Inside Tony Vitello’s ‘selfish decision’ to leave Tennessee baseball for San Francisco Giants

Tony Vitello is leaving his position as the Tennessee baseball coach to become the manager for the San Francisco Giants.

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The college-to-pro move for coaches has a mixed history, from Jerry Tarkanian to Jimmy Johnson

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What Danny White said about Tony Vitello leaving Tennessee baseball for Giants manager job

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A timeline of Tony Vitello turning Tennessee baseball into national powerhouse in eight seasons

He owned a 341-131 record, led the Vols to their first national championship in 2024 and sent 52 players to the MLB, including 10 first-round picks.

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Who is replacing Tony Vitello? 10 options for Tennessee baseball coaching search

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Tennessee's Tony Vitello, Giants Agree to Historic MLB Manager Contract

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Enough Talk: Bakich done talking about Omaha

Enough talk about Omaha. Omaha has been the site of the College World Series for 75 years, since the event was permanently moved there in 1950. The se

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'Like being in heaven': Steve Rosenblatt reflects on 75 years of the College World Series

Rosenblatt is the son of Johnny Rosenblatt, the namesake for the famous Omaha stadium that was torn down in 2013.

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Matt Klein adjusts to professional baseball after a year of dreams coming true

For Louisville, Kentucky, native Matt Klein, 2025 was a year when two of his dreams came true. The first took place in Omaha, Nebraska, as he joined his hometown and childhood favorite team in the College World Series to put a cap on his collegiate career.

College Baseball's No. 1 Coach Makes Opinion On President Trump Very Clear

The No. 1 coach in college baseball made his opinion on President Trump extremely clear on Monday. The LSU Tigers visited President Trump at the White House in Washington, D.C. on Monday, October 20.

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Rocco's, Omaha Steaks deliver taste of the College World Series to Louisiana senior home

After residents took part in a Rocco's-inspired Jello shot challenge on Monday, they looked to bring in Rocco's pizza for their Sunday watch party.