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'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