Randy Hollis: Utah Jazz show grit, class in final defeat

Published: Monday, May 7 2012 11:13 p.m. MDT

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There was absolutely no "quit" in this Utah Jazz ballclub. What they may have lacked in talent, experience and poise, they valiantly tried to make up for with an abundance of spunk, desire and determination.

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BrianDavis1326

Clearfield, Utah

Nuh-uh. I see what you did there, guys! Lolly gag it for 13 out of 16 quarters, then make a nice run in the last minutes of the final game so everyone can have a nice feeling about a horrible, waste-of-time series. Nice try. Not buying it for a More..

4:25 a.m. May 8, 2012
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Henry Drummond

San Jose, CA

I hope they bring Carol back. He was the one who sparked the rally at the end and forced Pop to put his starters back in. The Jazz have certainly come a long ways, and it won't be long before they are the ones at the top of the heap.

9:24 a.m. May 8, 2012
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TandJ

LaVerkin, Utah

It was said in the article that the Jazz, "supposedly wasn't supposed to be a postseason contender in this condensed NBA campaign." All I can say is that the Jazz conclusively proved what they were not a postseason contender. They simply More..

9:29 a.m. May 8, 2012
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Randy Hollis

Randy Hollis is a member of the Deseret News Vis-Ed team, primarily working on copy editing and page layout/design for the sports department. He also writes a weekly sports column which typically runs each Sunday. He came more ..

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