A Jordan Clarkson bullet finds John Collins for the game winner on a flat-footed

Lukadansjic.

Jazz win their first one at home.

We're talking about it on postcast.

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David Locke along with Ron Boone, the Utah Jazz win at 1.15, 113 for their first win at home of the season in what was a fabulously fun game,

a gripping end and a brilliant pass by Jordan Clarkson,

finds John Collins for the game winner on a play that was quite something.

And Jordan talked to us after the game,

so we'll break it all down for you.

I don't know where entirely to start, because there's a lot to unpack here.

But I think I would go with that the jazz really were hanging on for dear life.

Lowry was out with an injury, got hit in the face.

The final six minutes, they could not score.

They were not able to get anything going.

And Jordan Clarkson and John Collins, the two veterans, kind of calmed things down and made the plays they needed to make.

Jordan Clarkson, after Jazz had gone three and a half minutes without a field goal from the 630 marked about the three-minute mark, scored back-to-back field goals.

And then he beats Luca, comes up short with a a shot but John Collins gets the rebound for the dunk and then

John Jordan Clarkson with an incredible pass in the final seconds the game with six seconds left

hits the dunks it hits John Collins with the dunk to win it and then frankly a really weird play

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