so now we're in for a special treat, because the reverend alan jones and native singer joanne shenandoaho give us the opportunity to experience something of this. so settle back, take a long, deep breath as we join our host, phil cousineau, on this musical, soul-rendering episode of global spirit, the first internal travel series.

so now we're in for a special treat, because the reverend alan jones and native singer joanne shenandoaho give us the opportunity to experience something of this. so settle back, take a long, deep breath as we join our host, phil cousineau, on this musical, soul-rendering episode of global spirit, the first internal travel series.

so now we're in for a special treat, because the reverend alan jones and native singer joanne shenandoahg to give us the opportunity to experience something of this. so settle back, take a long, deep breath as we join our host, phil cousineau, on this musical, soul-rendering episode of global spirit, the first internal travel series.

alan gets the two. he led all scores with 28. on the fast break, jones to ingram for the slam. blue devils blister the nets to the tune of 72% shooting in the second half. they win, 88-78 to avoid the four game losing streak. and we have more. >> reporter: the second half was complete laugh different for the teams. duke a 14-0 run helped them to take the lead for good. and for state, barber suffered a knee injury that limited him to five points in the final 15 minutes. mark said from that point forward we were a different team. >> that was a blow to us, there he said he could play on it, he tried. credit for trying. certainly don't want to taking anything away from what they did. >> i think, personally, we should have won the game. the second half we came out flat and it showed. they took advantage of that. we'll be fine. >> we started off really well. we haven't done that all year. and sometimes we come out flat in the second half, today we wanted to come out firing. >> the losing streak, we wanted to win. reporter: both of the head coaches swapped compliments talking about th