Kirby Connell is celebrating Tennessee’s first-ever Men’s College World Series championship in a bit of a unique way.
By firing pitches at a well-known comedian.
See. Normal, right?
Featuring an exciting guest appearance from the former Tennessee pitcher at the end, comedian Josh Mancuso linked up with Tennessee baseball coach Tony Vitello for an entertaining, laugh-out-loud offseason video.
Vitello and Mancuso got together before the 2024 season to showcase a 17-minute comedy sketch that garnered nearly 20,000 views on YouTube.
With Tennessee in the middle of the offseason, though, Vitello and Mancuso linked back up for a post-National Championship follow-up.
Without uncovering the best surprises and moments from the video, Tennessee fans will enjoy championship-related content in the 14-minute video that was released on Wednesday afternoon.
The video also features former Tennessee pitcher Kirby Connell firing pitches at a helmet-less Mancuso as he aims to prove his worth to the Vols’ head coach.
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Check out the full episode of The Josh Mancuso Show below:
Mancuso also produces great weekly college football videos, featuring a “fan” from two opposing teams meeting each other before their team’s weekend showdown.
Here’s what Mancuso put together before Tennessee’s Top 15 matchup against Oklahoma this weekend:
It’s Tennessee vs Oklahoma for @CollegeGameDay 😂 https://t.co/ez3sPWfl9Chttps://t.co/ZHLv5SjcxGhttps://t.co/XiSKl1e3cV #GoVols #BoomerSooner pic.twitter.com/dxFkC1i9WF
— Josh Mancuso (@joshmancuso) September 18, 2024
