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LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Kentuckys first 0-2 start in 20 years has forced coach Mark Stoops to go back to basics in an effort to save the Wildcats season.Stoops plans to utilize simpler offensive and defensive schemes in Saturdays game against New Mexico State (1-1). The coachs tweaks will emphasize fundamentals to try and stop a freefall in which Southern Mississippi and Florida have outscored Kentucky 79-7 the past six-plus quarters.We fundamentally need to go back and get better, Stoops said. We cannot beat anybody until we stop beating ourselves.Kentucky led Southern Miss 35-10 late in the first half before allowing 34 unanswered points in the 44-35 season-opening loss . The Wildcats managed only a fourth-quarter touchdown to avoid being shut out in a 45-7 loss to the Gators last week.Though Kentucky is favored by 19 points in their first-ever game against the Aggies, the Wildcats cant look past the Sun Belt Conference school. Especially since New Mexico State is riding high from a 32-31 comeback win over in-state rival New Mexico.The Aggies trailed 14-3 after one quarter and 17-9 at halftime before coming back with two second-half touchdown passes by Tyler Rogers. Xavier Hall rushed for another score and Parker Davidson contributed a career-best four field goals; he has made all five attempts this season.New Mexico State hopes to add another win but coach Doug Martin acknowledges that will be a tough task against a Kentucky team badly needing a win.Well prepare well and give everything weve got Saturday, the fourth-year Aggies coach said.Stoops meanwhile will try to correct things on defense.Through two games Kentucky has allowed 1,084 yards, including 564 against the Gators. Stopping the run is a priority after opponents have combined for 548 yards on the ground.Most important for the Wildcats is forgetting two agonizing weeks and looking ahead to a chance to turn things around.Everybodys confidence is still up, said Kentucky defensive end/linebacker Denzil Ware. Weve just got to finish and come out ready to play. We cant take one play off.---Some other things to watch when Kentucky hosts New Mexico State:BELIEVING IN BARKER: After throwing for 323 yards and four TDs in the opener, Kentucky quarterback Drew Barker completed just 2 of 10 passes for 10 yards with three interceptions in last weeks rout by the Gators. It was his worst performance in three games as the Wildcats starter, but Stoops believes Barker will bounce back against the Aggies. He is a resilient guy and that comes with the territory, the coach said. He has no choice but to go out there and play.PITCHING IN: New Mexico State signal caller Tyler Rogers leads the Aggies in passing yards (411) and rushing (84). His running has come in handy with defending Sun Belt rushing champion Larry Rose III (1,651 yards, 14 TDs in 2015) sidelined by a sports hernia. Martin said earlier this week that Rose is very doubtful for the game.COMING HOME: Martin played quarterback at Kentucky under Jerry Claiborne from 1981-84 and served as a Wildcats graduate assistant from 1986-87. While guiding Kent State, Martins Golden Flashes lost 56-20 to the Wildcats in 2007.HONORING HEROES: Kentucky will recognize active, reserve and veterans of the Armed Forces along with police, firefighters and first responders before kickoff Saturday.----AP College Football: collegefootball.ap.orgCheap Air Force One Shoes .com) - The women will also have a new champion at the Australian Open. 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And The Power punished his young opponent, needing just two darts to take a 1-0 lead from 94 (3 x 18, 2 x 20). Phil Taylor helps England into the last eight in Frankfurt A lacklustre Taylor, whose three-dart average during the contest was a mediocre 81.24, remained ahead of his opponent to move into a three-leg lead, before sealing a comfortable 4-0 victory with his third throw at a double.Adrian Lewis also won 4-0 against an exuberant Wenge Xie to book England a quarter-final spot against Austria.All the home nations were on the oche on Saturday in Frankfurt, where reigning world champion Gary Anderson rode his luck overcoming Cor Dekker in seven tense legs.Andersons opponent had one attempt to wrap the match up 4-2 - and give Norway a surprise 1-0 lead in the best-of-three contest against Scotland - but his throw at a double-20 drifted above the wire. Scotland beat Norway two-nil to progress to the quarter-finals of the World Cup of Darts However, Dekker still looked in good shape to take the decider when he left himself 52, with Anderson struggling on 160.ddddddddddddBut the Flying Scotsman responded with a brace of maximums and a double-top to give his team the lead.And the No 2 seeds booked their spot in the quarter-finals as Robert Thornton came from behind to beat Robert Wagner 4-1.In the match between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, the No 4 seeds from the north made it through 2-0 with Brendan Dolan and Daryl Gurney proving too strong for William OConnor and Mick McGowan. Gary Anderson snatched victory from the jaws of defeat as Scotland reached the quarter-finals of the World Cup of Darts But there was a shock for the No 5 seeds Wales, as Mark Webster and Gerwyn Price slumped to a 2-1 defeat against Canada.The tie included a 4-2 victory for former world champion John Part over Webster.In the final tie of the night, former champions the Netherlands beat Philippines 2-0.Michael van Gerwen opened with a 4-2 triumph over Gilbert Ulang, while Raymond van Barneveld completed the task for the No 3 seeds against Alex Tagarao who opened with a maximum and claimed the first leg.However, despite missing a double-16 to clinch the match in the fifth leg, he secured a 4-2 win while Tagarao was stranded on 160. Van Barneveld produced a three-dart average of more than 100, as the Dutch set up a mouth-watering clash against Australia.Second Round Results (on Saturday)Belgium 2-0 HungaryNorthern Ireland 2-0 Republic of IrelandWales 1-2 CanadaAustria 2-0 SingaporeScotland 2-0 NorwayAustralia 2-1 DenmarkEngland 2-0 ChinaNetherlands 2-0 PhilippinesQuarter-Final Ties (Sunday)England v AustriaScotland v BelgiumThe Netherlands v AustraliaNorthern Ireland v CanadaThe semi-finals and final will also be played on Sunday.Also See:Lewis on playing with TaylorWorld Cup of Darts previewSky Bets darts oddsOn Sky TVSchedule/ResultsFeatures ' ' '