Michael van Gerwen will renew his rivalry with Phil Taylor on the last Premier League night before the play-offs. The top four players in the table will progress to the play-offs and vital points could be up for grabs when world No 1 Van Gerwen faces Taylor in Rotterdam, on the competitions first trip to Holland.The Dutch star should receive strong home support when he shares the oche again with Taylor, who claimed a 6-6 draw in their most recent Premier League showdown on night seven. Phil Taylor had a message for Michael van Gerwen after their Premier League draw Gary Anderson takes on Adrian Lewis and Peter Wright is pitted against Raymond van Barneveld as part of an exciting night 15 line-up.Michael Smith and Dave Chisnall both bowed out of the competition on Judgement Night and next weeks schedule will see Taylor involved in a double-header, which will see him firstly play Anderson before a clash with James Wade. Michael Smith crashed out of the Premier League, finishing bottom of the table after a 7-5 loss to Phil Taylor The following week, Van Gerwen has been handed a match with defending champion Anderson, while Taylor battles his old rival Van Barneveld.Van Gerwen will play twice on night 13 in Bournemouth as he locks horns with Wright, then ends the evening with a clash against Lewis.Premier League schedule:Betway Premier LeagueNight 10, April 7, Sheffield ArenaJames Wade v Raymond van BarneveldGary Anderson v Phil TaylorRobert Thornton v Michael van GerwenAdrian Lewis v Peter WrightPhil Taylor v James WadeNight 11, April 14, The SSE Arena, BelfastRobert Thornton v Peter WrightRaymond van Barneveld v Phil TaylorJames Wade v Adrian LewisMichael van Gerwen v Gary AndersonRaymond van Barneveld v Robert ThorntonNight 12, April 21, Bournemouth International CentreMichael van Gerwen v Peter WrightRaymond van Barneveld v Adrian LewisGary Anderson v James WadePhil Taylor v Robert ThorntonAdrian Lewis v Michael van GerwenNight 13, April 28, The Barclaycard Arena, BirminghamPeter Wright v Phil TaylorRaymond van Barneveld v Gary AndersonAdrian Lewis v Robert ThorntonJames Wade v Michael van GerwenPeter Wright v Gary AndersonNight 14, May 5, The Manchester ArenaJames Wade v Peter WrightGary Anderson v Robert ThorntonMichael van Gerwen v Raymond van BarneveldAdrian Lewis v Phil TaylorNight 15, May 12, The Ahoy Arena, RotterdamRobert Thornton v James WadeAdrian Lewis v Gary AndersonPhil Taylor v Michael van GerwenPeter Wright v Raymond van BarneveldPlay-Offs, May 19, The O2, LondonSemi-FinalsFinal Also See: WATCH: Champ loses count Thornton avoids PL elimination WATCH: Bull finishes Bully Boy Judgement Night recap Air Max 95 Pas Cher Chine .500 on the season. 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However, he did make them miss him a little less. Cundiff, who had the unenviable job of replacing Dawson last season, agreed Thursday to a one-year, $1. BOULDER, Colo. -- Colorado quarterback Sefo Liufau attempted to somewhat downplay the significance of facing Washington State this weekend.Thats just difficult to do.Its just another game, Liufau said, that Id like to treat as a championship game.Because it really is that big.Very few predicted No. 12 Colorado and No. 20 Washington State would be leading their respective Pac-12 divisions this late into the season. The Buffaloes (8-2, 6-1 Pac-12, No. 10 CFP) were picked last in the South in a preseason poll and the Cougars (8-2, 7-0 Pac-12, No. 22 CFP ) tabbed to finish fourth in the North.And yet they meet Saturday with both in line to make the leagues title game.How many times in life do you get to do something that nobody thinks you can do? Colorado coach Mike MacIntyre said. Its a pretty neat situation, I would say.No jitters, either. Not this crew. Not after turning around a downtrodden program and becoming bowl eligible for the first time since 2007.I dont get those (nerves) anymore because Im prepared enough and confident enough in my ability, Colorado safety Ryan Moeller said. Were practicing every week for a test. Youre studying every day, just like you would in school.So when it comes time to take the test, you see questions on the test and youre like, `I know that. Its easy, almost second nature. And thats how it is for us out there.Like Colorado, the transformation of the Cougars has been a captivating story. Theyre trying to win nine straight for the first time since 1930.To think, these two teams had a grand total of two conference wins -- both by the Cougars -- between them two years ago.Coug fans are always great, whether youre down or whether youre up, said quarterback Luke Falk, who was knocked out of the Colorado game last season in the third quarter after a hit. The vibe is just lively.Washington State coach Mike Leach has kept a partial eye on the rise of the Buffaloes. Hes been impressed, especially since this is basically the same squad that went 4-9 a season ago.They are playing harder and more cohesive, Leach said. They dont break out a bunch of bells and whistles and try to outsmart you. They are really sound.Here are things to know before Washington State and Colorado clash in a contest with huge conference implications:HEADS OR TAILS: The Buffaloes are 9-1 this season on the opening coin toss.dddddddddddd. Thats partly due to Liufau, who always picks tails when hes calling it.Tails never fails, Liufau said.On the flip side, Washington State has an intriguing coin-toss tale as well -- running back Jamal Morrow once appeared as a contestant on The Price is Right. Given that, Leach figured it would be good luck to have him out there for the coin toss. Morrow has been one of the captains for the last 19 games and the Cougars have gone 15-4. The team said Morrow is 7-1 calling the toss.KEEPING THEM HONEST: No longer is Washington State just a fling-it-all-over-the-field offense. The Cougars have a bona fide ground game thats scored 22 rushing TDs this season, which is the most since 1997.People have to play us balanced this year, because of the run threat, Falk said. Its really great this year to lean on that at times.MISSING WEAPON: There are reports that Cougars standout receiver River Cracraft tore his ACL against California last week and is done for the season. Leach wouldnt confirm anything, simply saying, we dont comment on any injuries. Hes a great player and still part of our team.Cracraft has caught 53 passes for 701 yards and five touchdowns this season.OFFENSIVE NUMBERS: Washington State averages 517.5 yards in total offense this season. Colorados defense allows just 308.4 yards per game.Statistically, theyre the best weve faced, Cougars receiver Gabe Marks said. Theyve got some athletes out there.LIUFAUS LEGACY: With one more passing TD, Liufau will tie Cody Hawkins (60, 2007-10) for most in a career at Colorado. Liufau has already set or tied 84 school marks.The guys rally around him, Falk said of Liufau. Hes part of turning the program around.---Associated Press Writer Nicholas K. Geranios in Washington contributed to this story.---More AP college football at www.collegefootball.ap.org and https://twitter.com/AP-Top25 . ' ' '