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. Longest overtime games in FBS college football history Illinois and Penn State joined an exclusive group with the Illini's 20-18 win in a nine-overtime thriller on Oct. 23, 2021. It is the only game in history to go nine overtimes. READ MORE The best, worst and most likely finish for each AP Top 25 ranking A comprehensive breakdown of the AP preseason college basketball poll, including how many NCAA tournament titles each spot has won and how many March Madness games a team is likely to win based on where it's ranked. READ MORE 6 men's college basketball records that could be broken during the 2021-22 season There are several men's basketball records that could fall this season. READ MORE