We're in one of those lull periods where the market is just about to go into a period where it gets a bit quiet.

It's been a long trip, it obviously hasn't been fruitful. Everyone goes through periods, this is a tough period for us. Everyone knows what success is and we're not having it right now.

We're working on cutting down on our turnovers. We're getting better but we had a lull there in the second.

The third period was obviously everything we had. The first and second were the worst periods we played all year long.

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It's not like a lull. It's just the way the game is. You're not going to win every game and have a little letdown but the difference between good teams and bad teams is how quickly you get out of it, how quickly you regroup and realize you're in a slide and get back on the ball before it goes on.