Tennessee's Dylan Dreiling hit a crucial go-ahead homer in the seventh inning to secure a 4-1 victory over Texas A&M in the second game of the College World Series finals, forcing a decisive third game. Tennessee is aiming for its first national title and could become the fifth consecutive champion from the Southeastern Conference. The Vols overcame a challenging start, having been held to just four hits by Texas A&M pitchers and struggling with runners in scoring position. Jace LaViolette's early home run gave Texas A&M the lead, but Tennessee responded with homers from Dreiling and Cal Stark. The Aggies had previously taken a 9-5 victory in the first game, bolstered by a five-run third inning and strong relief pitching. The final game will determine whether Tennessee or Texas A&M clinches their first national baseball title.