The Associated Press | June 1, 2014 Kentucky eliminates Kansas from regional Share LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Jacob Moylan doubled in two runs as Kentucky scored seven times in the first four innings, and then held on to eliminate Kansas 8-6 and set up a matchup with rival Louisville in the NCAA regionals on Sunday. The Wildcats (37-24) are 2-0 this year against the Cardinals. Kentucky starter Zack Brown didn't allow a run in the first five innings, but he coughed up a run and left the bases loaded without recording an out in the sixth before he was lifted for reliever Taylor Martin. Kansas (35-36) sent the tying run to the plate in the bottom of the ninth against closer Spencer Jack, but Jack struck out Michael Suiter and induced a flyout from Michael Tinsley to earn the save. Kentucky's Sydney McLaughlin wins NCAA title after a hail storm We go inside the NCAA Video Vault to look at Sydney McLaughlin's championship 400-meter hurdles race during a wild day in Eugene, Oregon. READ MORE Track and Field awards: Breaking down the 2022 Bowerman Award women's finalists The 2022 women's Bowerman finalists have been named, with three athlete making the final cut. Let's take a look at the finalists. READ MORE These college basketball teams and conferences have the most NBA first-round draft picks Kentucky, North Carolina and Duke are the college basketball teams with the most first-round picks in NBA draft history. READ MORE