Top-ranked Tennessee Baseball is set to host Notre Dame this weekend in the Knoxville NCAA Super Regional Tournament.
If the Vols win two of three games against the Fighting Irish, the Big Orange will punch their ticket to the College World Series for the second straight season.
The games must be played to determine who will advance to Omaha, but Tennessee Basketball senior guard Josiah-Jordan James believes Notre Dame's season has already come to an end.
The BasketVol veteran took to Twitter on Thursday morning and delivered a savage reply on Notre Dame Baseball's post notifying Irish fans of the time and television channel for the first game.
"Hell of a season @NDBaseball!" James said in his reply. "You all should be very proud! Hate that it has to come to an end this weekend Sorry not sorry."
James has supported Tennessee Baseball all season long, frequently attending games in Lindsey Nelson Stadium since Tennessee Basketball entered the offseason.
Most recently, James attended the Knoxville Regional Tournament with teammates/friends Zakai Zeigler and B.J. Edwards, watching the BaseVols defeat every opponent in the tournament by a combined score of 31-13.
We'll see if James' reply ends up being true, as Tony Vitello's squad must win two games to end Notre Dame's season.
But if there's one thing Tennessee Baseball has done this season, it is win. The Vols enter the significant weekend with a program-best 56 wins and only seven losses.
First pitch for game one between the Vols and Fighting Irish is Friday at 6 p.m. ET on ESPN2. Game two will be broadcast to ESPN, and first pitch is set for 2 p.m. ET.
There will be no Sunday game if Tennessee or Notre Dame wins the first two contests.
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