A 48.1st quarter carries the Jazz after a physical fight for the next 36 minutes to yet another win in their home away from home, Detroit.

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David Locke along with Ron Boone after the Utah Jazz with a 126-19 game that was not mundane,

was not as simple as the final score,

and was quite a fun night until a murderously slow fourth quarter.

The Jazz score 48 points in the first quarter.

Let's start there, because after that, the night really changes.

It's almost like it would almost be if you had like a book that was written by multiple authors.

So let's just start there.

We'll get to the rest of the night.

But let's go to that first quest, that first quarter, 48 points from the Jazz.

They shoot 15 to 23, 9 of 13 from 3.

They're in transition over a quarter of their possessions.

In transition, they average 2.6 points per.

What did you see in that first quarter that put them up 48 to 19?

What I saw was the fact that the jazz got hot, shooting the basketball.

What it reminded me of was what the

clippers did to the jazz in the first quarter in Los Angeles here a few days ago. Three points

shot in the way the jazz really nine for 13 in that in that first quarter and they get 48 points

out of because of that. So what I saw was the fact that jazz were playing a little bit faster

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