Until the last two minutes of overtime, the Jazz were right there, ready to pounce. They led by as many as 11 in the fourth quarter and were seemingly in control. Suddenly, there weren't enough people making shots and they couldn't stop the scoring at the other end and isn't this where we left off? Has it really been nearly six months since Dallas? The Jazz opened the new season with a 119-112 overtime loss to Milwaukee Tuesday at the Delta Center. It was a respectable effort, though you'd have a hard time getting Jerry Sloan to admit it. "We have a lot to learn and a lot to work on if we want to be a decent team over the year," he said.

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