The Associated Press | April 4, 2014 Cauley-Stein still harbors hope of playing for Kentucky in North Texas Share ARLINGTON, Texas -- Injured center Willie Cauley-Stein still harbors fleeting hope that he will get on the floor during the Final Four, even though his ankle is still causing him pain. Cauley-Stein said Friday that it would be up to him and his family whether he takes the floor against Wisconsin in the semifinals on Saturday night. Cauley-Stein hurt his ankle against Kansas State in the Wildcats' NCAA tournament opener, but the 7-foot sophomore played through the pain in a win against Wichita State. He finally succumbed the following weekend against Louisville when he said he heard ''a pop.'' He did not play in a regional final victory against Michigan. Cauley-Stein has started 18 of 36 games this season, averaging seven points and 6.2 rebounds. Kentucky vs. Texas: Preview, how to watch the NCAA volleyball championship live from Omaha Here is a preview and how to watch when Kentucky and Texas meet for the 2020-21 women's DI volleyball championship Saturday night in Omaha. READ MORE Kentucky volleyball's Madison Lilley, Craig Skinner named AVCA Player, Coach of the Year Kentucky volleyball's Madison Lilley and Craig Skinner were named the 2021 AVCA Player and Coach of the Year, respectively, on Wednesday, April 22. READ MORE The 2020-21 DI women's volleyball semifinals, previewed The DI women's volleyball national semifinal games are set. No. 1 Wisconsin will face No. 4 Texas and No. 2 Kentucky plays No. 6 Washington. Here are the two semifinal matchups, previewed. READ MORE