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UK Hoops faces 6-seeded Delaware,and its 27-game winstreak, in Round of 16

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After losing two straight matches for just the second timeall season, the No. 8-ranked UK men’s tennis (16-6, 4-3 SEC)team looks to rebound against Alabama and Auburn at the Hi-lary J. Boone Tennis Center.

The highlight of the previous two losses was senior An-thony Rossi’s upset of No. 7-ranked player KU Singh in a 4-2loss to No. 3 Georgia. Rossi has moved up to No. 18 in thisweek’s ITA rankings.

Junior Tom Jomby continues to impress as he too movedup in the ITA rankings to No. 24 this week.

The Crimson Tide (12-7, 3-4 SEC) also come in following

two conference losses against Florida and South Carolina. TheTide have two players ranked in the ITA top 125. Senior Jar-ryd Botha comes in this week at No. 69 while freshman Beck-er O’Shaughnessey is No. 91 in this week’s rankings.

The Tigers (11-6, 3-4 SEC) are coming in fresh off asweep of Florida at home. Auburn has three players ranked inthe top 125 this week led by senior Andreas Mies who comesin at No. 34. Sophomore Lukas Ollert and junior DanielCochrane come in at No. 105 and 106, respectively.

UK will face off with Alabama on Friday at 2 p.m. withthe weekend finale on Sunday against Auburn at 1 p.m.

Men’s tennis facing 2 SEC matchesTYLER SPANYER

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UK volleyball, on the heels of its thirdSweet 16 appearance in four years, begins itsspring schedule Saturday when the Cats faceIllinois at Memorial Coliseum.

UK has won 20 games in eight consecu-tive seasons, including a 22-11 record in 2012.The 2012 Cats won two NCAA Tournamentgames last season. Both wins came at home,the first being against East Tennessee Stateand the second against Ohio State. UK thenfell to No. 1 Penn State in a three-set match aweek later.

“We need to be better at the end of Aprilthan we were in January,” UK head coachCraig Skinner said about his goals for thespring season. “Every day, we are working onspecific things and people will be competingfor spots. Hopefully every time you step onthe court, you want to give yourself a chanceto win. But it’s not the most important thingwe’re trying to accomplish. It’s more aboutthe overall improvement of the system.”

Skinner said graduating senior Ashley Fra-zier will play Saturday as junior outside hitterLauren O’Connor, one of two returning out-side hitters, works back from offseason footsurgery.

One of the biggest holes to fill in the UKlineup is libero. Graduating senior All-Ameri-can Stephanie Klefot played 98 matches infour years at the position and was the SECLibero of the Year each of the past three sea-sons. Skinner said the position battle is ongo-ing, but junior Jackie Napper, who started 32matches in 2012 at defensive specialist, hasthe edge at this point.

Among the top returning players are O’Connor, Napper, senior outside hitter andAll-American Whitney Billings, senior middleblocker Alexandra Morgan, sophomore mid-dle blocker Sara Schwarzwalder, senior defen-sive specialist Jessi Greenberg and sophomoreKayla Tronick. All played a part in Skinner’srotation in 2012. Sophomore setter MorganBergren also started four matches.

The Cats’ game against the Fighting Illiniis the only home game on the spring schedule.In April, UK travels to tournaments inLouisville and Indianapolis as well as playinga doubleheader in West Lafayette, Ind.,against Ball State and tournament host Pur-due.

Saturday’s game against Illinois starts at 4p.m., with free admission to Memorial Colise-um for all fans.

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CorrectionA story in Thursday’s paper about Sen. Rand Paul’s speech at UK in-

correctly referred to Luis Pozzolo’s citizenship status. Pozzolo immigratedto the U.S. legally and is now a naturalized citizen.

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Reed will start in 3-game setCats face Georgia

Through 24 games this season, UK base-ball (19-5, 4-2 SEC) has yet to be on the los-ing side of a series.

The Cats will look to continue that trendwhen they begin a three-game set with Geor-gia at Cliff Hagan Stadium on Friday.

Sophomore left-handedpitcher A.J. Reed (2-3) is setto start Friday’s contest inwhat will be his seventh Fri-day start on the season.

Reed’s three losses in-clude two games where threedefensive errors in the sameinning cost both himself andUK potential wins.

He also has been a valu-able tool for UK head coachGary Henderson at the plate.Reed leads the team in homeruns and RBIs, and is secondamong hitters in hits and bat-ting average among everydayplayers.

Georgia (9-17, 0-6 SEC)will send freshman right-handed pitcher SeanMcLaughlin (3-2) to faceReed.

McLaughlin gave up ninehits and five runs in five in-nings of work in his most re-cent outing, which came in a6-3 loss to Alabama.

Georgia has given upmore runs in the first inningthan at any point duringgames this season.

The Bulldogs have wontwo of their eight road gamesthis season and have yet towin an SEC contests in six at-tempts.

They are led in base hitsby senior infielder Curt Pow-ell and sophomore infielderNelson Ward, who each have 40 hits on theyear.

The Bulldogs edged Clemson on Wednes-day to end a nine-game losing streak.

Senior shortstop Kyle Farmer has 10 dou-bles and 28 RBIs, which leads the Bulldogs inboth categories. Farmer has the fewest strike-outs among everyday players with six.

In comparison, No. 8 UK’s leader infewest strikeouts, junior infielder J.T. Riddle,has three.

Saturday’s pitching matchup pits Catsjunior left-handed pitcher Jerad Grundy (5-1)against Georgia junior left-handed pitcherPatrick Boling (1-3).

Sunday’s game will be battled by UK left-handed pitcher Corey Littrell (3-0) and Bull-dogs senior right-handed pitcher Bryan Ben-

zor (1-1).First pitch Friday is set to be thrown at

6:30 p.m. Saturday’s contest is scheduled tobegin at 2 p.m. and Sunday’s game is set for 1p.m.

All games will take place at Cliff HaganStadium on South Campus with free entry forUK students.

PHOTO BY ADAM CHAFFINS | STAFFUK pitcher A.J. Reed during the UK vs. Mississippi State game atCliff Hagan Stadium on March 22. Reed (2-3) is set to start Friday’scontest in what will be his seventh Friday start on the season.

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LOS ANGELES — FX is going to try toclone itself.

The News Corp.-owned cable network— home to such acclaimed shows as “Jus-tified” and “Sons of Anarchy” — is launch-ing a sister channel this fall, dubbed FXX.

To get the channel off to a strong start,FX will move its comedies “It’s AlwaysSunny in Philadelphia” and “The League” toFXX, as well as its late-night show “TotallyBiased With W. Kamu Bell,” which will ex-pand from a weekly to a nightly show.

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UK Hoops won its 29th game of theseason Sunday to advance to the NCAATournament Sweet 16. That Sweet 16 gamewill be played Saturday when No. 8 seedUK faces No. 6 seed Delaware.

“Very proud of our team for reaching theSweet 16,” UK head coach MatthewMitchell said. “We had a good trip up toNew York City.”

UK beat No. 7 seed Dayton, 84-70, andNo. 15 seed Navy, 61-41, in Queens, N.Y.,in the opening two rounds of the tourna-ment, playing through ateamwide stomach virus in thesecond round.

“I thought the players bat-tled through some tremendousadversity in the second roundwith our illness, our stomachvirus that we had going throughthe team and just played a fan-tastic game against a very goodDayton squad,” Mitchell said.

Defense was key for theCats in the victories over theFlyers and the Midshipmen,forcing a combined 48turnovers in the two games.UK also held Navy to 31.9percent shooting from the field.

Heading the Cats’ charge isAP SEC Player of the Year sen-ior guard A’dia Mathies, wholeads the team in scoring (16.1points per game) and 3-pointfield-goal percentage (42.7 per-cent). Against Dayton on Sun-day, Mathies scored a career-

high-tying 34 points, the most ever scored bya UK player in the NCAA Tournament.

Bolstering UK’s frontcourt is junior cen-ter DeNesha Stallworth and junior forwardSamarie Walker. The duo combine to aver-age 21.8 points and 14.3 rebounds per game.

Delaware (32-3, 18-0 CAA) hosted itsgames against No. 11 seed West Virginiaand No. 3 seed North Carolina in the open-ing rounds, winning both with a combinedscore of 144-122.

Riding a 27-game winning streak, whichis third in the nation behind Baylor (32) andNotre Dame (28), the Blue Hens are making

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their first Sweet 16 appearance.Delaware’s production comes mostly

from a trio of seniors: forward Elena DelleDonne, guard Lauren Carra and forwardDanielle Parker.

Delle Donne, thrice chosen as the CAAPlayer of the Year and twice an All-Ameri-can, leads the Blue Hens and is second na-tionally in scoring with 25.8 points per game.She adds 8.4 rebounds per game as well.

Delle Donne played a combined 78 min-utes in the first two rounds of the tourna-ment, scoring 33 points in each game.

However, Mitchell believes his Cats mustfocus on more than just stopping Delle Donne.

“To me, I think you’re making a big mis-

take if you put it solely on one player,”Mitchell said. “(Delle Donne) is very impor-tant, obviously, to what they want to do be-cause she’s so talented, but we’ll be reallytrying to make this more about our team andthe Kentucky team and how we do what wedo well.”

Carra is the only other Blue Hen to aver-age double-digit scoring, with 10.7 points pergame, while Parker adds 8.9 points and 8.7rebounds per game.

The Cats and the Blue Hens have playedeach other once before, when Delaware de-feated UK, 86-70, in the first round of theOdwalla Classic on Nov. 24, 2006.

“I just think we will really need to play

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