Georgia baseball bashed its way through its schedule heading into its SEC-opening series against No. 21 Tennessee at Foley Field. The No. 8 Bulldogs’ 61 home runs lead the nation and are 17 more than the next closest team, Vanderbilt. Georgia (15-3) will play its first Power 4 opponent this season in the three games against the Volunteers (13-4) starting Friday March 13 at 6 p.m. at Foley Field. “This is what you live for, this is what you want,” shortstop Kolby Branch said Thursday. “You come to the SEC, all the transfers are coming, this is what they’re coming here for. We’re excited. We’re all pumped.” Georgia’s RPI is 124th nationally. That’s 14th in the SEC behind only LSU and...
