Tennessee second baseman Christian Moore homered not once, not twice but three times in a win over No. 3 Kentucky on the road Sunday – passing teammate Blake Burke for the program record for career homers. Moore’s first home run of the day, a two-run blast in the third inning, put the Vols on the scoreboard first. His second homer tied the ballgame at 8-8 in the seventh before his third (3-run HR) gave Tennessee some additional insurance run late in the ballgame – runs they ended up needing. The record-breaking blast was his second of the day came in the top of the seventh inning and tied the …