HOOVER, Ala. — Things got pretty dicey in the bottom of the fifth inning of Tennessee’s 6-5 win over Mississippi State on Friday at the Southeastern Conference Baseball Tournament in quarterfinal action at the Hoover Metropolitan Complex. Vols hurler Drew Beam had just been touched up by the battling Bulldog offense. Mississippi State had scored three runs off in the frame off one hit and a hit batsman to that point, and Tony Vitello was coming to take Beam out of the ballgame in favor of fellow righty Aaron Combs. “We did our best to keep pulling behind our guys, not make it about the other t…