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It was working.

But like you said, it was only camp that it was working for.

We took a lot of jumpers outside of the lane that went in, but it was like something again, something where we sort of abandoned what got us to this point and

Not in a huge way, but enough for, again, you kind of just steadily creep back into the game and make it something where we were giving them hope later on in the second half and later on in the game.

It's hard to explain.

I don't want to watch this game again to really break it down, but that's kind of what you would need to do to really break this thing down.

But yeah, it was just a comedy of errors that led to them steadily creeping back into the game and giving them a chance.

Jason, related to that, though, I think another thing that, again, where the intensity wasn't there, it was also kind of taken away from us.

And I know we'll expand a little bit upon it, but having six fouls in the first five minutes of the second half was...

really messed with our mojo.

I could see how guys were then trying to figure out.

And it's funny before the game, we were joking that Roger Ares is one of the rest.

And I was like, okay, this is what's going to happen.

We know this is going to get tight at a certain point.

That's going to be inopportune for us.

It was that first, like six, seven minutes of the second half where they were calling everything.

I mean, we had one possession.

I think we had three files in the same possession.

And yeah,

we because of that we couldn't get any consistency we couldn't get any rhythm and it felt like on defense we had to kind of let Terrace Reed and other guys in the lane do their thing because we didn't want to get fouls called on us and I know we'll talk a little bit more about that but I think that contributed also to the to the lessening of the intensity that we saw in the first half yeah so I want to bring up two things that you know expand on two things you mentioned there first is Terrace Reed