Cold from three in Northgate

Northgate beat us 90–79, and it was a fair result. We shot eight of 31 from three, and after the half most of those eight were already in the past.

For twenty minutes it was the game we came for. Okoro had 14 at the break, Lindqvist was finding people, and the 60 or so of us behind the bench were louder than the home end. Then Northgate started switching every screen, and we kept shooting over the switch instead of going at it. We scored 16 in the third quarter. Okoro had four in the second half, because three people stood in his way whenever he touched the ball.

That is two losses in Northgate this season, and a game behind them in the table. The bus home was quiet until somebody put on the tape of the first half, which helped, and then the second half, which did not.

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