Levi Clark is Tennessee’s switch-hitting-ish? Nope — right-handed thumper who keeps finding the loudest exit velocities on Rocky Top
In the 2026 season, Levi Clark has continued to look like one of Tennessee’s most dangerous power bats, flashing multi-homer upside and a knack for changing games with one swing, including a 3-for-4, two-homer, four-RBI outburst against Mississippi and another two-homer game at Kentucky. After a freshman 2025 campaign that produced a .289 average, .459 OBP, 10 homers and 34 RBIs, he showed real on-base skills and strike-zone control, not just raw pop. He’s a fit if you want a hitter who can punish mistakes, handle multiple spots, and bring real middle-of-the-order juice.
