The Associated Press | May 31, 2014 Kidston leads Louisville past Kansas 6-3 Share LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Anthony Kidston pitched seven solid innings and Louisville used a three-run fourth to help get past Kansas 6-3 in an NCAA regional game Saturday. The Cardinals (47-15) took a 2-0 lead through three innings, and Corey Ray led off the third with a double. He scored on an RBI single by Sutton Whiting, who stole second and third and scored with two outs on Kyle Gibson's single. Kansas (35-25) loaded the bases with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. Louisville closer Nick Burdi walked in a run, but got Tucker Tharp to fly out to end the game. Kidston gave up two runs while striking out six and walking five. Louisville's bullpen has only pitched three innings between three pitchers in its first two games of the regional. Kansas will play Kentucky in an elimination game Sunday, and the winner will play the Cardinals in the regional final. College volleyball rankings: Louisville jumps to No. 3, BYU enters latest Power 10 In this week's Power 10 rankings Louisville jumps to No. 3, BYU enters at No. 6 and Kentucky is back in the rankings at No. 8. Here is a full breakdown of the top 10. READ MORE Lamar Jackson: College football career, stats, highlights, records A close look at Lamar Jackson's college football career, including stats and records. READ MORE How Louisville volleyball went from underdogs to a top-5 team Louisville volleyball is off to a 9-0 start and achieved its highest ranking in history at No. 5. Here is how the Cardinals made their journey from the Cinderella story to a national power. READ MORE