A great start, a furious finish.

Not enough as the jazz fall for the third time on this road trip.

And we're talking about it next on postcast.

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David Locke, along with Ron Boone, as the Utah Jazz fall to the Philadelphia 76ers 126, 122.

Jazz started this game on a 32-16.

By the way, we're the radio team of the Utah Jazz.

We'll break down this loss for you.

Give reliability pluses at the end of the night.

Look at some of the highlight performances and the different trends of this night because because that's really the story of the night,

is the Jazz start the night on a 32 to 16 run that was pretty darn fabulous.

And then they really just stop communicating defensively.

They have a pretty miserable two-quarter stretch of defense where they allow 38 and 34 points.

They allow 72 points to a team that in the last 10 games was 26 in the league offensively.

And they're down 101, 183 and getting run out of the gym virtually by the Delaware blues coats.

And they then rally back in furious fashion to try to make it close late and don't have enough time.

And they lose this one by the final score of 126, 122.

Let's look at the two stretches of good.

32 to 16 start, Jazz.

They let it.

What did they do so well in that stretch?

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