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All Black flanker Sam Cane has been cleared of concussion and is set to start for the Chiefs in their Super Rugby semi-final against the Hurricanes in Wellington on Saturday.Cane was replaced as a precaution at halftime during the Chiefs 60-21 quarter-final win over the Stormers in Cape Town last Saturday.Coach Dave Rennie says subsequent testing has shown no ill-effects for the 24-year-old, as they had suspected.Hes bounced back really well, Rennie said.We thought it was pretty minor and he was grumpy that we took him off but it was the right call and were confident he will be ready to go.The news was not so good for veteran Stephen Donald, who has been ruled out with a shoulder injury.The former All Blacks playmaker was played out of position at second five-eighth in Cape Town.His logical replacement is two-Test centre Seta Tamanivalu, with Anton Lienert-Brown likely to move in one spot to wear the No.12 jersey.Fijian-born Tamanivalu missed the trip to South Africa with a knee injury he suffered in the final regular season loss to the Highlanders - a result which has sent them on a travel-heavy play-off schedule.Rennie says Tamanivalus return is welcome against the Hurricanes, having scored twice against them in the Chiefs 28-27 win when the teams met in Wellington in April.Seta will be pretty important. Hes a big man who carries hard and he draws a lot of attention so its nice to have that option with Beaver (Donald) being no good.Japanese World Cup captain Michael Leitch could also make a return, having been out of rugby for over two months after dislocating his thumb against the Rebels in May.Rennie says the 27-year-old No.8 will need to come through contact sessions without difficulty this week if he is to play.Rennie isnt reading too much into the result of the thrilling contest when the teams met, with both sides scoring four tries.The Hurricanes had a chance to pull off victory but reserve back Jason Woodward spilled a pass with the tryline in sight in the final play.Theyre looking a lot sharper and theyre certainly on a roll having knocked over a lot of big teams, Rennie said.They had the toughest run into the play-offs and ended up the number one seed so its a big challenge for us this week. Tramon Williams Super Bowl Jersey . 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Packers Super Bowl Jerseys . There are surprises among the Vezina candidates, but most of the others are standard top-tier performers, even if the two Hart Trophy runners-ups have never been quite as good as they have been through the first half of the season. SEC Volleyball Week 12 Player of the Week:Ashley Dusek ? Kentucky Junior ? DS ? 5-7 ? East Bernard, TexasOffensive Player of the Week:Kaz Brown ? Kentucky Junior ? MB ? 6-4 ? Waterloo, IowaBrown picked up double-digit kills in both wins over Arkansas and Ole Miss, and had an attacking clip of .643 and .435, respectively. She also led the Wildcats on the defensive side of the ball, racking up seven blocks in the win over Arkansas and six in the over Ole Miss, including two block solos. For the week, Brown averaged 4.36 points, 3.29 kills and 1.86 blocks per set for Kentucky.Defensive Player of the Week:Ashley Dusek ? Kentucky Junior ? DS ? 5-7 ? East Bernard, TexasDusek racked up 54 digs this past weekend, including a season-high 31 at Ole Miss on Sunday over four sets. She is just one of two UK players to produce 30-or-more digs in the 25-point rally scoring era, and this was the fifth in her career. Dusek did not commit a reception error over the weekend, and added a season-best three aces in the win against the Rebels.Setter of the Week:Olivia Daileyy ? Kentucky Sophomore ? 5-10 ? Trussville, Ala.ddddddddddddDailey recorded 98 assists in the wins over Ole Miss and Arkansas. She averaged 14.00 assists per set last weekend, well above her 11.76 average for the year, which currently ranks her sixth in the nation. In addition to facilitating the offense, Dailey matched a career-high six blocks at Ole Miss on Sunday, and also tossed in nine digs in the win over Arkansas.Freshman of the Week:Leah Edmond ? Kentucky Freshman ? OH ? 6-0 ? Lexington, Ky.Edmond led the team in kills in both wins over Arkansas and Ole Miss last week. She produced 18 kills in each of those contests, and hit .471 in the win over Arkansas. During that win over the Razorbacks, Edmond picked up her seventh double-double of the season after adding 10 digs as well. She also had six scoops in the win over the Rebels on Sunday. On the weekend, Edmond averaged 5.71 points, 5.14 kills and 2.29 digs per set. ' ' '