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Sebastian Vettel admitted he was unable to unleash Ferraris true pace on a day to forget for the German at the Monaco GP. A lack of grip seemed to be a problem for all drivers in Monte Carlo but Vettel struggled more than most, particularly in Practice Two when he collided with the barriers twice.Vettel first damaged his rear wing at Mirabeau before losing his back-end again at Sainte Devote, narrowly avoiding another accident but damaging the SF16-Hs alloys on his way to a disappointing ninth place. P2: Ricciardo fastest from Hamilton as Red Bull impressBoth the Scuderia and the four-time world champion and are under pressure to perform after an inconsistent start to the season, and he admitted it was a scrappy day despite finishing third in P1.I certainly tried a lot, not everything worked, he told Sky Sports F1. Overall it was a bit of a scrappy day. Its ok, I think the pace is in the car, we just struggled a bit to get it out today.Theres always pressure. Theres always the desire to do well. You could call it pressure but its also the reason we are here. Were not here to finish eighth, or fifth, were here to win. Ferrari chief Sergio Marchionne issued a stark warning ahead of the Spanish GP, stating he expected a first win of 2016 sooner rather than later. However, his team then failed to capitalise on both Mercedes crashing out in Barcelona.It was Red Bull who took their chances on that occasion, and again in Monaco the four-time constructors champions looked to be the Silver Arrows main rivals with their package suiting the low-speed corners at F1s showpiece event.Whens the Monaco GP on Sky?Daniel Ricciardo finished six tenths clear of Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg in P2, while Kimi Raikkonen could only manage seventh and ninth on Thursday. But when asked if Ferrari were now the third fastest team, Vettel added:No. Its difficult to say what people did. As from us we didnt have a good day. If you look at the standings we do not belong there, we will be a lot better on Saturday.For today, it was not the main focus to rank high up. As I said, the running we had today was a bit scrappy. We tried a couple of things and its fair to say some of them didnt work. Also See: Ricciardo fastest from Hamilton Bianchis family to take legal action WATCH: F1 Report Monaco GP When is Monaco on Sky F1? China Shoes Black Friday . "I dont know that were close," said general manager Alex Anthopoulos. "I just think, right now, the acquisition cost just doesnt work for us right now. I dont know if I can quantify how far off or things like that that they might be but I would say we continue to have dialogue. Fake Shoes Black Friday https://www.cheapshoesblackfriday.com/ . 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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Tessa Grubbs recorded 19 kills and Brooke Schumacher finished with a career-high 21 digs as the Tennessee Volunteers defeated LSU 3-1 (25-15, 25-27, 26-24, 25-20) on Sunday at Thompson-Boling Arena.The Vols (16-13, 6-10 SEC) snapped a five-match conference losing streak, out-hitting LSU (9-18, 4-12) .285 to .203.Freshman setter Sedona Hansen had her 16th double-double of the season with 51 assists and 15 digs. The Vols out-dug the Tigers 60 to 53 in the win.In the opening set, the Vols rolled away at the midway point, winning 9 of 11 points at a stretch to take a 16-9 lead on a kill by Grubbs. Tennessee closed the set on another streak, taking seven of nine points to seal the set 25-15 on back-to-back kills by Grubbs.The second set came down to the wire. The Vols erased two of LSUs set points and went ahead 25-24 on a hitting error by the Tigers. LSU answered with three unanswered points to turn the tide and take the second set 27-25.LSU led the third set 21-17 but the Vols came back to tie the match 23-23 on an LSU service error. Gina Tillis generated a set point for the Tigers with a kill, but the Vols ended the set on a 3-0 run, sealing the third 26-24 on a block by Raina Hembry and Errica Treiber.ddddddddddddhe Vols rolled out to a 5-2 lead in the fourth set and never trailed. Tennessee won five of six points at a burst to go up 21-14 on back-to-back aces by Hansen. LSU fought off two match points, but Grubbs put away the match with her 19th kill.NOTESTennessee starters: Alyssa Andreno, Sedona Hansen, Erica Treiber, Raina Hembry, Bri Holmes, Claudia Coco and libero Brooke Schumacher. Schumacher wore senior Bridgette Villanos No. 8 orange jersey to achieve her career best. Villano had a senior-ending knee injury earlier this season. Schumacher now has two matches this season with at least 20 digs. She had 20 digs ear Villano and Coco were honored during Senior Day festivities before the match. Grubbs 19 kills, Hansens 51 assists and Schumachers 21 digs was the most by the Vols this season. UP NEXTTennessee concludes the regular season next week. The Vols host No. 23 Kentucky on Wednesday at 9 p.m. in the home finale at Thompson-Boling Arena. The match will be televised on ESPNU. Tennessee ends the year Saturday at No. 25 Missouri, beginning at 7 p.m. Eastern. ' ' '