NCAA.com | April 24, 2022 WATCH: No. 1 Tennessee baseball's Christian Scott robs homer in extra innings to secure win Catching up on this season in college baseball, so far Share There may not be a more satisfying way to complete a sweep against your rival than what Tennessee's Christian Scott did against Florida Sunday. Things weren't looking great for the Volunteers going into the bottom of the ninth down 4-1 – but the No. 1 team in the country wasn't going to go away that easy. Jorel Ortega hit a home run to left-center field to cut the lead to two before freshman Christian Moore stepped up with a two-run single to tie the game. Moore's heroics weren't finished yet as he was the one to give the Vols the lead in the top of the 11th inning with a two-run homer. In the bottom of the 11th, Scott completed the comeback in style. ARE YOU SERIOUS C. SCOTT?!?!? WHAT A WAY TO END IT!@SportsCenter #GBO // #VolsWin // #SCTop10 pic.twitter.com/5gd1oNR3sH — Tennessee Baseball (@Vol_Baseball) April 24, 2022 The sweep marked the sixth-straight win for top-ranked Tennessee, moving them to 37-3 overall and 17-1 in SEC play – the best start in conference history. MORE FROM D1BASEBALL.COM 📊 POLLS: D1Baseball Top 25 | RPI 2022 PREVIEW: Fall reports from throughout the country Offseason transfer tracker FOLLOW ALONG: Scoreboard | Season stats 🎧Podcast NCAA Video Vault: Christian Coleman burns his way to the 100m record, in just the semis We go inside the NCAA Video Vault to look at Coleman's record-breaking race — in only the semifinal round — in collegiate track and field. READ MORE College basketball: What is the Jimmy V Classic? Here's what you need to know about the Jimmy V Classic, which is inspired by former North Carolina State basketball coach and ESPN commentator Jim Valvano and his fight against cancer. READ MORE We picked the all-time starting five for Tennessee women's basketball Candace Parker, Tamika Catchings, Chamique Holdsclaw and so many others are among the best players to ever play at Tennessee, which has won eight national championships in women's basketball. NCAA.com's Autumn Johnson broke down dug into the record books and picked the Lady Vols' all-time starting five. READ MORE