an get him on the right track," Marrone said

Julian Savea has been omitted from the Hurricanes starting line-up for their Super Rugby quarter-final against the Sharks on Saturday, live on Sky Sports 1 HD from 8.15am. The Hurricanes, the top qualifiers and guaranteed home matches as long as they stay alive in the play-offs, have made three changes for the clash.We had some tough choices, but we believe weve picked the best team to play the Sharks, coach Chris Boyd said. Sean Fitzpatrick picks out the biggest and hardest hits from round 17 of Super Rugby. Centre Matt Proctor has recovered from a hamstring strain which shifts Jason Woodward, a try scorer at centre in a 35-10 thrashing of the Crusaders last week, onto the wing where he replaces Savea.We pick the team on form and what we think is best for the team, Boyd said.Savea was one of five players who breached team protocol in the build-up to the regular season encounter against the Sharks in May, a game which the Sharks won 32-15. The quintet were all banned for the subsequent match against the Reds for the indiscretion. TJ Perenara (c) in action against the Sharks in May Their opponents the Sharks, bottom-placed qualifiers this season, come into Saturdays game with little momentum. The Durban-based outfit have a good record against the Hurricanes overall, but after only just managing to beat the Sunwolves in the last match of the regular season, they will be wary of a Hurricanes side riding high after dispatching the Crusaders in Christchurch the same weekend.Springbok full-back Willie le Roux starts following his recovery ahead of schedule from a shoulder injury, while Beast Tendai Mtawarira captains the side in the No 1 jersey after being rested last week.Fly-half Patrick Lambie has been ruled out for not playing a mandated four matches in the regular season, which hands Garth April another start in the pivotal No 10 role. Hurricanes: 15 James Marshall, 14 Cory Jane, 13 Matt Proctor, 12 Willis Halaholo, 11 Jason Woodward, 10 Beauden Barrett, 9 TJ Perenara, 1 Loni Uhila, 2 Dane Coles (c), 3 Ben May, 4 Vaea Fifita, 5 Michael Fatialofa, 6 Brad Shields, 7 Ardie Savea, 8 Victor Vito.Replacements: 16 Ricky Riccitelli, 17 Chris Eves, 18 Mike Kainga, 19 Mark Abbott, 20 Callum Gibbins, 21 Jamison Gibson-Park, 22 Vince Aso, 23 Julian Savea.Sharks: 15 Willie le Roux, 14 JP Pietersen, 13 Paul Jordaan, 12 André Esterhuizen, 11 Lwazi Mvovo, 10 Garth April, 9 Michael Claassens, 1 Beast Mtawarira (c), 2 Franco Marais, 3 Coenie Oosthuizen, 4 Etienne Oosthuizen, 5 Stephan Lewies, 6 Keegan Daniel, 7 Jean-Luc du Preez, 8 Philip van der Walt.Replacements: 16 Chiliboy Ralepelle, 17 Dale Chadwick, 18 Thomas du Toit, 19 Hyron Andrews, 20 Tera Mtembu, 21 Stefan Ungerer, 22 Curwin Bosch, 23 Odwa Ndungane.Watch Hurricanes v Sharks live on Sky Sports 3 HD on Saturday from 8.15am. Catch the match for £6.99 on NOW TV. No contract. 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The world No. 40 never faced a break point and limited the big mans threatening ace count to a mere eight, while striking five key aces of his own.PITTSFORD, N.Y. -- Bills general manager Doug Whaleys patience is growing thin after starting defensive tackle Marcell Dareus experienced his latest off-season setback by failing a pre-training camp conditioning test. "Its cause for concern," Whaley told The Associated Press after the Bills held their first practice -- minus Dareus -- in suburban Rochester on Sunday night. "You always are disappointed when one of your guys isnt ready. But we think hes not far off. So hopefully sooner than later." Whaley then expressed confidence in Dareus, whose string of troubles include drug possession and reckless driving charges in two separate arrests in May. "His mindsets better once hes here," Whaley said, referring to the practice field. "And I think well find out with his actions. And I think hes ready to disprove all this stuff that hes a bad seed." The Bills placed Dareus on the active/non-football injury list on Saturday because the 2011 first-round draft pick did not report to camp in shape, coach Doug Marrone announced shortly before the start of practice Sunday. Marrone declined to say whether he was disappointed in Dareus latest setback. "I just think right now he just needs to focus on getting himself ready, getting on the field, and focusing on football," Marrone said. "And I think thats what hell be ready to do." Dareus was not present for practice and has not been spotted at the teams training camp facility since players began reporting on Friday. Under the observation of trainers, he must now work himself back into shape, and then pass the tests to be cleared for practice. This isnt a good start for a player who has encountered a series of on- and off-field problems over the past seven months. In early May, Dareus was arrested in his native Alabama and charged with possession of synthetic marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Fourr weeks later, he was allegedly racing teammate Jerry Hughes when he crashed his 2012 Jaguar into a tree near a busy intersection not far from Ralph Wilson Stadium.dddddddddddd Dareus was charged with reckless endangerment and ticketed for several traffic violations, including drag racing. The NFL could potentially discipline Dareus for his off-field troubles with a fine or suspension. After the crash, Dareus consulted with Marrone and decided to take two weeks off from voluntary practices. He returned for the teams three-day mandatory minicamp in mid-June, but did not speak to reporters. Dareus troubles date to the end of last season when he was benched for parts of the final two games for breaking team rules. Marrone had previously taken responsibility for mentoring Dareus. "I just want to make sure that Im clear that everyone understands that I believe in Marcell, and I will do everything I can to make sure that we can get him on the right track," Marrone said in June. "Im going to do everything I can to help a 24-year-old man make better decisions." And yet, its unclear whether the player is listening. Even Dareus teammates have publicly expressed concerns over his poor decision-making. Veteran defensive tackle Kyle Williams, last month, said he hoped the car crash was a wake-up call for Dareus. "Hopefully, its to a point where its kind of an epiphany, and he comes alive and turns the corner and does his best," Williams said then. NOTES: LT Cordy Glenn, who is on the active/non-football illness list, watched from the sideline. DT Alan Branch, also on the illness list, did conditioning drills on the sideline. ... LT Seantrel Henderson did not return after being escorted to the locker room an hour into practice. WR Marquise Goodwin also did not return after being escorted off. The Bills had no updates on the players status. ' ' '