It might’ve been the biggest Kentucky-Louisville ever, and it didn’t disappoint, as No. 2 Louisville held off a late surge from the Wildcats to win 5-3. UL used seven pitchers in the victory, with starter Shane Hummel striking out three and allowing just four hits in two shutout innings, while Adam Elliott was terrific out[…]
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