well there's a great country music song that says sometimes you're the windshield and sometimes

you're the bug in a span of 30 hours the jazz went from the bug to the windshield and beat

the Houston Rockets 133 125 in their best win of the year we're talking about it next on postcast

David Locke along with Ron Boone and we're on it.

Really a fascinating game.

We do this show for about 10, 12 minutes.

And honestly, I really think we could do with solid content tonight, 35, 40 minutes with

about of different things.

I want to start with Scott Morrison gave us the game plan before the game.

And the number one thing he said was that on an offense side of basketball,

the Jazz had done a very poor job of recognizing personnel,

that they continually tried to attack the Rocket's best defensive players all night

and that they needed to come out and get Reed Shepherd in the post on Lowry

and Schengoon in space.

And they, and that's, I think, when you talk about here, Keante the night before and Will Hardy

the night before saying we lost the plot.

This was the plot.

And they played the plot.

And in turn, against the second best defense in the NBA, then an offense rating of 126,

they usually allow 109.

They shot 50% from the floor, 40% from 3.

They really stayed focusing on that plot all night long.

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