CORAL GABLES — The Miami Hurricanes (35-15, 15-12 ACC) have been a battle-tested team all season, shuffling around. In the final home game of the regular season, it would be to find a way to finish a game, something they have struggled with all season. The Hurricanes outlasted the Louisville Cardinals, and the All-Time ACC Single Season home run leader, Tague Davis, earning a series victory, 10-8, thanks to four home runs, nine earned runs, and 11 hits that barely squeezed the win. Two of those home runs came from the graces of Miami's new home run leader, catcher and now first baseman Alex Sosa. 🚨😳Alex Sosa in the Bottom of the 6th so Far Against Louisville: 4-4 🙌🏽 2 Home Runs 🙌🏽 1 Bunt 🙌🏽 1 Single 🙌🏽 5 RBIs🙌🏽 1 Stolen Base 🙌🏽 Add in the fact that he is a catcher playing first base!!! pic.twitter.com/O5OAC7hlMQ — Justice Sandle (@Justice_News5) May 9, 2026 "He looked pretty good over there," head coach J.D. Arteaga said after the series victory.…