Lewis Hamilton has promised to try and take it like a man if he is beaten to the 2016 drivers championship by Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg.Hamilton trails Rosberg by 33 points in the championship with four races and 100 points remaining. Rosbergs healthy lead means he does not need to win another race to claim a maiden championship, even if Hamilton is victorious at all four races.When asked in the Austin press conference how he would feel if Rosberg beat him this year, the reigning champion said: I will try to take it like a man. You cant win them all. Look at all the world champions in the past who have won and lost championships, it is part of the game.I am in a position right now where there are still a lot of points available so I will give it everything Ive got and believe anything is possible but then I will move on. Once it is decided and it happens all I can do is shape the future which is next year. Life will move on, we go into next season and hopefully come back stronger.After acknowledging the engine problems which have plagued his season Hamilton also confessed there have been areas he has failed to maximise in 2016.We would always be having close battles, all of us here, if all things were equal ... whatever our scenarios are there would be a certain result. Obviously this year its been a little bit different in terms of how our performances have been, particularly mechanically, and theres nothing you can do about that.Out of the ten times the car has been good, whatever it is, Ive often done the job with it. But then there definitely has been a few that in the first few seconds of the race hasnt gone that well, but thats racing sometimes.There was a lot of anticipation surrounding the press conference following Suzuka, where Hamilton played on his phone throughout the Thursday session and then refused to take media questions on Saturday after qualifying on pole. 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It allowed our offense to click more, which should help us to keep finding a better rhythm tomorrow.With the victory, Kentucky evens its record to 1-1 on the season, while Wyoming falls to 0-2. The Wildcats will play again tomorrow in the tournaments final match - a top 25 bout against host No. 20 Purdue.Freshman Leah Edmond shined again for the Cats, leading the team in kills for the second match in a row, this time with 11. In addition to her match-high kill number, she led the teams high-volume hitters in efficiency at a .476 clip. Junior Darian Mack joined Edmond in double figures with 10 kills after shaking off a rocky start. The Raleigh, North Carolina, native added three digs and two blocks. Sophomore setter Olivia Dailey guided the team to its .354 hitting percentage, posting 31 assists while going a perfect five-for-five on attacking attempts and adding a team-best three blocks and two aces.Sophomore opposite Brooke Morgan made an impact off the bench, adding six kills, while junior middle blocker Emily Franklin added five and a pair of digs. All-Southeastern Conference middle blocker Kaz Brown contributed four kills and three blocks in the match. Senior outside Anni Thomasson tacked on three kill and four digs in the outing.Following the match, members of the team were honored by Purdues Mortar Board honor society for its accomplishments off of the court. Hempel took home honors for the teams top GPA, Watson was acknowledged for the teams most improved GPA and Thomasson received credit for leading the team in community service efforts.ddddddddddddSET RECAPSSet 1Kentucky and Wyoming traded small runs to an 8-8 tie early on. The Wildcats then opened up a 4-0 tear, powered by kills from Thomasson and Mack, as well as an ace from the senior and a block from Brown to take a 12-8 lead. The Cowgirls called timeout and the teams traded points to a 13-11 UK score. Wyoming then opened a small 3-1 run, when Kentucky called a timeout of their own. An ace from Watson and kills from Morgan and Edmond guided UK to a 20-15 lead, forcing Wyoming to use its second break. Wyoming tacked on two points before a hammer from Brown put UK back on track at 22-17. Mack and Edmond added kills before an attacking error from the Cowgirls awarded Kentucky the first set, 25-19.Set 2The sides swapped points in the beginning of the match to a 4-4 tie before Wyoming made a 3-1 run to take an 8-5 advantage. A kill from Mack helped pull the Wildcats within one before three more points from Wyoming led to a Kentucky timeout, trailing 11-7. UK didnt look back, as a 5-1 run powered by Thomasson, Edmond and Mack tied the set at 12 apiece. From there, neither team led by more than two before the teams tied once again at 20-20. Kentucky went on to take five of the final six points, with Morgan hammering down back-to-back kills to close the frame, 25-21.Set 3The third set was all Kentucky from the beginning, and the Cats never looked back. Kills from Edmond, Franklin and a pair from Dailey launched UK to an early 5-1 lead. Following a Wyoming timeout the Cowgirls managed to put up two more points before Kentucky hit a 10-3 lead, powered by Macks breakout third set. A stingy Cats defense led Wyoming to a pair of errors before kills from Edmond and Thomasson gave UK the lead, 15-5. The two sides traded points until another one of Macks kills gave Kentucky a 22-9 edge. The Wildcats took five of the six final points, as a kill from Brown closed out the match, 25-10. ' ' '