The Associated Press | June 2, 2014 Louisville tops Kentucky to reach Super Regional Share LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Louisville scored three runs in the seventh inning, and the Cardinals topped Kentucky 4-1 in an NCAA regional championship game Sunday night to advance to the Super Regionals. The start of the game was delayed 3 hours and 55 minutes because of inclement weather. Kentucky's Logan Salow, a reliever forced to start in the Wildcats' fourth game in three days, pitched a career-high six innings and threw 94 pitches. But the Cardinals (48-15) scored three runs off Sam Mahar, Salow's replacement. The Wildcats (37-25) had a runner on third with one out when pinch-hitter Kyle Barrett lined out and Thomas Bernal was thrown out trying to score from third to end the inning. Bernal was ejected for colliding with the catcher above the waist. In the top half of the inning, Bernal was covering home in a rundown, and Louisville's Alex Chittenden collided with Bernal but was not ejected. The incident nearly cleared both benches before the umpires and coaching staffs diffused the situation before any altercations. 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