The Cardinals launched five home runs in their series finale against the Fighting Irish.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Taking the field for the final time of the regular season, the Louisville baseball program was able to take care of business in their series finale against Notre Dame, capturing a 14-6 win on Friday at Jim Patterson Stadium.
On the day, Hoy, King, Gavin Kilen and Zion Rose drove in multiple runs; while Hoy, Humphrey, Kilen, King and Rose all had two-hit days. Backing up the early scoring barrage, Louisville got a great start on the mound from Colton Hartman . The true freshman rebounded from his shaky start last weekend at North Carolina, setting career-highs in strikeouts, total pitches and longest scoreless outing.
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