Tennessee baseball uses mustard bottle as home-run prop at Ole Miss

Tennessee baseball added some sauce to its home-run celebration Friday at Ole Miss.

The Vols had a mustard bottle on hand, a homage to the mustard bottle that was thrown on the field at Neyland Stadium during Tennessee's 26-21 loss to Ole Miss in October.

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Vols outfielder Kyle Booker brought the mustard bottle from the dugout and tossed it to outfielder Jared Dickey following Dickey's second-inning homer.

UT is using a "daddy" hat as a home-run prop for the third straight season. It added a fur coat to the celebration mix this season. Catcher Evan Russell provided both items.

Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin threw a golf ball as his first pitch before Friday's game. Kiffin was hit in the leg by a golf ball during the chaos at Neyland Stadium.

A golf ball and mustard bottle were among the items thrown onto the field on Oct. 17 after Tennessee fans were displeased with a last-minute ruling and subsequent review.

Tennessee tight end Jacob Warren was ruled short of a first down on a fourth-and-24 attempt with less than a minute to play. Officials reviewed the play and upheld the ruling on the field. Fans responded after the fourth-quarter call with boos and frustration, which boiled into catapulting anything conceivable toward the field after official Marc Curles declared the ruling stood as called.

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