Former Vols baseball coach Tony Vitello was spotted at a huge college football game and he found a way to represent Tennessee
Former Tennessee Vols baseball coach Tony Vitello is making the rounds this offseason.
Former Tennessee baseball coach Tony Vitello, who just wrapped up his first season as the manager of the San Francisco Giants, said in August that he’s “super juiced” to go to some college football games this fall.
Vitello specifically pointed out that since he’s no longer employed by Tennessee that he can go to any game he wants now.
“The only tie I have to college is I’m super juiced to go to college football games this year, and I still remain loyal to Tennessee,” said Vitello. “But now I can go to Tuscaloosa and not be criticized.”
Vitello was in Knoxville last month for the Vols’ big win over Alabama.
This weekend, Vitello made his way to the Ohio State vs USC game on Halloween night in Los Angeles.
And Vitello found a way to subtly rep the state of Tennessee.
The former Vols coach was spotted wearing a Yee-Haw Brewing Co. hat.
Yee-Haw Brewing was formed in East Tennessee and has locations in Johnson City, Knoxville, and Nashville (as well as Greenville, SC and Myrtle Beach, SC).
It would’ve been a little awkward for Vitello to wear a Vols hat on the USC sideline, but he found the next best way to rep Tennessee.
