HELSINKI -- Finnish police have released two members of Cubas national mens volleyball team but are holding six others on suspicion of aggravated rape, an investigator said Monday.Police will request that a regional court on Tuesday order the six men to be remanded in custody to continue the investigation before any possible charges, said Joni Lansipuro, the Central Finland Police Department officer in charge of the investigation.We have made considerable progress in our investigation and have various pieces of evidence and relevant factors that support our suspicions, Lansipuro said. We propose [to the court] that they be held in custody.The eight men were detained over the weekend in Tampere, after local police received on Saturday morning a report that a woman had been raped at a hotel in the city, 170 kilometers (105 miles) north of the capital, Helsinki. The Cuban team was in the city participating in the Volleyball World League tournament in Tampere. They lost 3-1 against Finland without three of their players, who had been detained.Lansipuro said the Cuban team had been scheduled to leave the country on Monday morning, but it wasnt immediately clear if the team had departed.The Cuban Volleyball Association acknowledged the arrests in a statement Monday night. It said the Finnish investigation was continuing, but early information implicates them in acts that are totally removed from discipline, the sense of honor and respect that govern our sport and society. The statement did not indicate whether the rest of the team had returned to Cuba.Police declined to give further information pending the outcome of the investigation, except to say the alleged victim and suspects were adults.The international volleyball federation, FIVB, said it is very concerned by the alleged serious misconduct of the Cuban national team and has been in close contact with all parties involved.The FIVB has absolute zero tolerance of any offence committed against another person by any players or officials at an FIVB event, the world body said in a statement to Finnish broadcaster YLE. Nike Air Max Günstig . Self was acquired from the Buffalo Bandits in a trade for Alex Hill midway through last season, and made his debut in Rochester on March 16, 2013. Nike Air Max Günstig Kaufen . Aaron Harrison scored a 22 points for Kentucky (6-1), which has won four in a row following a Nov. 12 loss to current No. 1 Michigan State. 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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- After the Buffalo Bills 16-0 win Sunday over the New England Patriots, Bills coach Rex Ryan said he expected to win because Tom Brady was serving the final game of his four-game suspension.Its satisfying, but lets face it, they had a player out, Ryan said, referring to the Patriots quarterback. They had a player out, and we had our team, so we expected to win.The Bills (2-2) held rookie quarterback Jacoby Brissett to 17-of-27 passing for 205 yards and an 86.2 rating. Brissett (thumb) and Jimmy Garoppolo (shoulder) were listed as questionable on the Patriots final injury report, and the Patriots didnt announce their starter until Sunday. But Ryan repeated his statement from Wednesday that he knew in advance who would start for New England.My sources inside the New England Patriot building said that Jacoby Brissett would be the quarterback, Ryan said after Sundays game. How about that? Ill stir some stuff up. Who was it? Who was it? I dont know who it was.At Ryans news conference Wednesday, the Bills coach impersonated Bill Belichick, and as Ryan began his postgame news conference Sunday, he again imitated the style of the Patriots coach. In a dull tone, Ryan said, On to L.A., I guess, making reference to Belichicks memorable On to Cincinnati remark in 2014. The Bills travel to play the Los Angeles Rams next weekend.Ryan also brought a Clemson hat to his postgame news conference Sunday, placing it on the podium as he spoke. Ryans son, Seth, plays for Clemson.That was as good of a weekend as you can have, Ryan said, referring to his teams victory and undefeated Clemsons 42-36 win Saturday over Louisville.ddddddddddddrior to kickoff Sunday, Bills defensive backs and Patriots receivers were involved in an altercation during warm-ups that was quickly extinguished by coaches. Bills safety Robert Blanton and Patriots wide receiver Malcolm Mitchell were among those initially scuffling.We were out there doing our normal game routine, warming up as DBs, and a couple of Patriots guys ran through our DBs drills, Blanton said after the game. I told him, Hey, dont run through our DB drills. Can you run on the sideline? Its disrespectful and you can get somebody hurt, because DBs were backpedaling and stuff. And they decided to run through our DB drill again.Patriots president Jonathan Kraft commented on the fight minutes later to 98.5 The Sports Hub, saying, I think if you are less-than-disciplined in your personal approach, your team takes on the attitude of the coach. ... My guess is Rex [Ryan] probably loves that. ... Why Rex is Rex and Bill [Belichick] is Bill.In response to Krafts comments, Blanton said, We have a disciplined team. I think its clear today we also had the better team.However, Ryan agreed with Kraft, saying, I think so too. They probably werent as disciplined as they should be. I think thats probably what happened.Patriots tight end Martellus Bennett was not on the field during the altercation but would have intervened if he was nearby.I dont let that s--- happen. ... Thats who they are, he said after the game.ESPNs Mike Reiss contributed to this report. ' ' '