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Kentuckys Joel Justus will replace longtime assistant John Robic on John Caliparis staff this season, the head coach announced Friday.Robic, who has been with Calipari for more than 20 years, will become a special assistant while Justus move to temporary assistant -- his role during the offseason while Robic dealt with the death of his father -- will become permanent.Calipari said the switch will allow Kentucky to build ties with underclassmen at the prep level -- Justus will focus on younger players -- who have formed early relationships with other programs, affording those schools a recruiting advantage.Robic, who first joined Caliparis staff in the 1980s at UMass, will continue to help the staff scout and prep for opponents, but he cant recruit on the road or coach during games, per Kentucky spokeswoman Deb Moore.We need one guy focused on the younger guys, Calipari wrote Friday on his blog. We became so fixated on trying to replace players each year that we werent touching some of the younger kids and were coming in late. Because of that, just about every other program has been ahead of us on underclassmen recruiting, and it has affected some of the kids who we werent able to touch until later in the process.Thats my fault. I believe Joel will greatly help in that area and fills a void. Now with that said, I dont see us offering scholarships to freshmen and sophomores.Justus joined the staff as an analytics expert two years ago. He became a special assistant last season before moving into his current role.Kentucky will enter the 2016-17 season with ESPN.coms top-rated recruiting class. But Duke has secured that title in two of the past three years.The Wildcats have not signed the No. 1 recruit in the country, per ESPN.coms rankings, since Nerlens Noel arrived in 2012.Calipari said promoting Justus will help Kentucky compete for the top young talent in the coming years.I just dont want to be put in a position where Im walking in on a kid for the first time having been defined for two years by four other programs who are panicked by the prospect of us getting involved, Calipari wrote. I want to make sure were on top of every young kid in the country, especially the ones that dream about Kentucky. That will be part of Joels primary focus, and hes ready for it. Nike Pegasus 34 Precio . Any real chance at payback wont come until the playoff. Still, Pittsburgh knows its taut 3-2 win over the Bruins on Wednesday night is a pretty good place to start laying the groundwork. "They are a very good defensive team," Penguins forward Brandon Sutter said. 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WINNIPEG, Manitoba -- Kyle Okposo came through with his first multi-goal game with Buffalo Sabres, and Robin Lehner shut down the Winnipeg Jets to get the Sabres a needed win.Okposo scored twice, Brian Gionta also had a goal, and Lehner made 37 saves to lead the Sabres to a 3-1 win over the Jets on Sunday.The Jets outshot Buffalo 38-28, including 17-7 when in the third when they spoiled Lehners shutout bid.I thought we did a really good job angling our third guy when they were able to come out of the zone, Okposo said. I thought we did a good job shutting their rush down, shutting their chances down.Sabres coach Dan Bylsma likes the way his team has regrouped after a 4-3 shootout loss in Philadelphia on Thursday, when they gave up a three-goal lead in the third.I do think we have to have learned a lesson from the Philadelphia game, he said.Nickolaj Ehlers scored for Winnipeg. Michael Hutchinson gave up the three goals on 15 shots before he was replaced by Connor Hellebuyck late in the second period. Hellebuyck stopped all 10 shots he faced.Penalty killing was a big part of the win, with the Sabres giving up six power plays to Winnipegs one, including two in the third period when the Jets attempted a comeback.Okposo came out of the penalty box in the first, then regained control of his own blocked shot at 10:51, driving it over Hutchinsons shoulder.Gionta made it 2-0 on a loose puck less than two minutes later in the first. Okposo beat Hutchinson again with 6:01 left in the second -- this time higgh on his stick side -- to make it 3-0.ddddddddddddThat was enough for Jets coach Paul Maurice, who brought in Hellebuyck.It is what it is, Hutchinson said. You try and help the team win. It doesnt matter who is in the net every given night.Ehlers finally scored for Winnipeg at 4:49 of the third.The Jets were playing for the fourth game in six days, though they had a day off after back to back wins -- including a 1-0 shutout against Colorado on Friday when Hutchinson posted his first shutout of the season.Lehner was impenetrable through two periods, although the Sabres gave up four power plays through the first 40 minutes.Obviously their goalie was good but we had some good chances that we could have put in, Ehlers said. Hopefully the next game they go in.Winnipeg stayed out of the penalty box until early in the third but Buffalo had trouble getting off a shot on the ensuing man advantage until there were only a few seconds left.Game notes The Jets and Sabres pulled off a major trade last season, but only two players involved were on the ice Sunday. Last February, the Jets got goalie Drew Stafford and Joel Armia, defenseman Tyler Myers and draft picks for forward Evander Kane, defenseman Zach Bogosian and goalie Jason Kasdorf. Stafford, Myers and Kane all sat out Sunday with injuries.UP NEXT:Sabres: At Minnesota on Tuesday night.Jets: Host Washington on Tuesday night. ' ' '