s were aided by a .375 hitting percentage in the final frame. For the second-consecutive outing, freshman setter Rachel Rippee established a career high with 56 assists.With her

PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh Steelers defensive coordinator Keith Butler only wishes he was brilliant enough to explain how a defense that struggled to get to the quarterback for two months seemed to have little trouble last Sunday in Cleveland.The same group that managed all of 13 sacks through nine games piled up eight in four dominant quarters against the inept Browns.And heres the thing, Butler figures the number should have been closer to a dozen. So what was it? Scheme? A return to the teams Blitzburgh roots? Savvy coaching? Butler wishes he could take the credit. He cant.If I knew that Id do it every week, Butler said Tuesday. We got after `em a little bit, but at the same time we executed better.Playing the NFLs worst team helped. Yet the Steelers (5-5) believe theres a little more to it. Butler moved defensive end Stephon Tuitt up and down the defensive line, rarely putting him in the same spot on consecutive snaps.Inside linebacker Ryan Shazier was given more freedom to get into the backfield -- sometimes lining up on the outside in search of a mismatch -- and Butler even allowed rookie safety Sean Davis to cause havoc.And Pittsburgh did it with its best defensive player back home dealing with a torn pectoral muscle that ended his season.Watching instead of playing will take some getting used to for Cam Heyward, though hes adjusting to the role of head cheerleader rather quickly.After watching Tuitt pick up 2+ sacks and rookie nose tackle Javon Hargrave belly flopping on a fumble for a touchdown, Heyward issued a well-intentioned dare heading into Thursday nights visit to Indianapolis (5-5), where journeyman quarterback Scott Tolzien appears ready to fill in for the injured Andrew Luck.I challenged them to do it again this week, Heyward said. Now youve seen what you can do, lets keep it going. Lets keep accomplishing goals.The Steelers may have caught a break with Luck unlikely to play while going through the leagues concussion protocol.If Luck sits, that means Tolzien will be the one playing behind an offensive line thats given up 35 sacks, the second-highest total in the NFL even with the mobile Luck under center.Weve had our issues in the past as far as sacks and pressures and things like that, Colts coach Chuck Pagano said.Theyve got a great unit and a great defense coming. We all saw what they did against the Browns and what theyre capable of.And thats kind of been the problem this season for the Steelers, who piled up 48 sacks during Butlers first year as coordinator in 2015, but have failed to create any consistent kind of havoc in the pocket so far in 2016.Initially Butler opted to play it safe while incorporating a slew of new faces into the lineup.Yet even when he started to mix it up in later weeks -- particularly during a four-game losing streak that took all the momentum out of Pittsburghs 4-1 start -- plays that were out there to be made were not.My thing with them is just do your job (and) stop trying to do someone elses job, Butler said. Thats usually what happens when you have a breakdown is you try to overcompensate for what you think is a weakness in the defense instead of just doing your job.The tape from Cleveland showed the message may finally be getting through.Its definitely a game we can build on, Shazier said. We understand we take care of our responsibilities then everything will be taken care of. Guys understand if we do our job, the plays coming our way are going to happen instead of trying to force something.Tolzien hasnt taken a meaningful snap since subbing for Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay in 2013. While Pagano stressed Tolzien knows the Indianapolis offense inside and out, he also hasnt been hit when it matters for three years.A little chaos may go a long way for the Steelers as they try to go on another second-half run similar to the ones that carried them to the postseason in 2014 and 2015.We know were capable of more, Davis said. Its just about staying aggressive and paying attention to details.Game notesWR Darrius Heyward-Bey (foot) and RB DeAngelo Williams (knee) are likely out. ... S Jordan Dangerfield (groin) and TE Xavier Grimble (quadriceps) were limited on Tuesday.---For more NFL coverage: http://www.pro32.ap.org and http://www.twitter.com/AP-NFLCheap Authentic Shoes UK . 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He has a phone hearing with the department of player safety, which limits any potential suspension to five or fewer games. Cheap New Balance Shoes UK Free Shipping . Artturi Lehkonen, Joni Nikko and Ville Leskinen had the other goals for Finland (1-0) while Juuse Saros stopped 28 shots. Tim Robin Johnsgard had the lone goal for Norway (0-2).STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Facing a four-point deficit late in the fifth set Sunday afternoon, the University of Arkansas volleyball team won seven of the next eight points to post a five-set road win over Mississippi State. With 20 kills, Danielle Harbin led a quartet of Razorbacks in double figures, including Savannah Voelzke who notched her fifth double-double of the season with 14 kills and 17 digs. The Razorbacks have won three straight and five of their last seven.The Razorbacks return to action Wednesday in their final home match of the season, traveling to Columbia, South Carolina, to play the Gamecocks at 6 p.m. (CT). Arkansas next home match-and Senior Day-is Saturday, Nov. 26, when the team hosts No. 5 Florida at Barnhill Arena.FINAL Arkansas 3, Mississippi State 2 (26-28, 25-19, 21-25, 25-21, 16-14)Attendance: 516 | Time: 2:30Newell-Grissom Building (Starkville, Miss.)#RazorStats Leaders vs. Mississippi State Kills: Danielle Harbin - 20 (seventh match with 20+ kills this season)Digs: Okiana Valle - 18Blocks: Ana Sofia Jusino - 6.0 (1-5)Double-doubles vs. Mississippi State Savannah Voelzke - 14 kills, 17 digs (tied career highs)In the decisive set, Mississippi State (13-18, 5-12 SEC) took a 4-1 lead after a service ace and led by as many as four points on four different occasions, lastly at 13-9. The Razorbacks started their rally with back-to-back kills from Barbara Dapic and a kill from Voelzke to pull to within one at 13-12. Voelzke and Ana Sofia Jusino teamed up for a block to tie followed by an attack error by the Bulldogs that gave Arkansas (8-20, 6-10 SEC) match point with its first lead of the set.The Bulldogs stayed alive to tie the score at 14-all but the team responded with another kill from Dapic, her third during the 7-1 run down the stretch. On the next play, Voeelzke registered the final tally with a kill to secure Arkansas second five-set win of the season.dddddddddddd The Razorbacks were aided by a .375 hitting percentage in the final frame. For the second-consecutive outing, freshman setter Rachel Rippee established a career high with 56 assists.With her fourth kill of the match, Harbin became the 23rd player in program history to reach 700 career kills. She and Voelzke were joined in double figures by Dapic who finished the match with 12 kills and Breana Jones who put down a career-high 16 kills. The senior middle blocker had just one attack error in 29 swings on her way to posting a .517 hitting percentage. The Razorbacks combined for a season-high 68 kills in the win.Defensively, Jusino put up a match-high six total blocks to help Arkansas to 10.0 total team blocks which marks the teams 12th double-digit showing of the year, and sixth in the past seven matches. Behind the block, sophomore libero Okiana Valle collected a match-high 18 digs to go along with Voelzkes defensive effort. Kori Ortiz had a season-high 14 digs and Adrien Wohlschlaeger picked up 12 digs, her fourth double-digit performance of the season.Facing a 2-1 match hole, the Razorbacks used a seven-point surge to take a 13-8 advantage in the fourth set. With its lead down to one at 15-14, Arkansas won five of the next six points to regain its five-point cushion. During the run, a Dapic-Jones tandem block was sandwiched between a pair of Voelzke kills. The team led by as many as seven but Mississippi State saved three set points to pull to within three. Out of an Arkansas timeout, Jones pushed the match to five with a tip kill over the block. ' ' '