Why Tony Vitello ranted about Tennessee baseball's success and a College World Series preview

How to define success? And what are some good vacation
destinations in Mexico?


Tony Vitello has answers to these questions. He also has another
College World Series team on his hands. Tennessee’s baseball
coach uncorked a lengthy rant after his Vols advanced to the CWS,
during which he literally quoted the definition of success from
the dictionary.


What had Vitello so worked up?


On today's episode, hosts Blake Toppmeyer and Mike Wilson unpack
Vitello’s meandering monologue, in which he defended his team's
success, among many other topics, including travel hot spots.


What did Vitello have caught in his craw? Well, after Game 2, a
reporter implied that past Tennessee seasons were unsuccessful
because they failed to produce a national championship. Vitello
disagreed.


The Vols have been one of the nation's best programs these past
several years. Now, can they capture an elusive national
championship? Vitello dialed down the pressure on that
expectation and explained why the Vols will go to Omaha playing
with “house money.”


Later in the episode, a discussion of the nation’s best baseball
coaches. Is Vitello No. 1, or is it a different SEC coach?