111.   On their other five possessions, they committed two offensive fouls, twice turned the ball over on bad passes and had another pass stolen by Kemp.

112.   On two first-and-goal opportunities the Jets turned the ball over.

113.   Oakley also turned the ball over seven times, and seemed headed to being the goat had the Knicks lost.

114.   On consecutive possessions, Rider missed a layup, had a shot blocked by Laron Profit and turned the ball over on a traveling call.

115.   One, by not turning the ball over against the deeper and more athletic American defensive pressure.

116.   On the other end, Wadley turned the ball over under pressure.

117.   Partly because they turned the ball over so much, the Bears did not punt in the first half and the Steelers punted only once.

118.   Over the next two minutes, the Knicks turned the ball over four times, including once by Houston with one minute left.

119.   Patterson continued to play above the rim and hustle to turn loose balls into putbacks.