BUZZ(ER) KILL: After losing a close game to LBJ on Dec. 6, the JV boys basketball team entered Tuesday’s rematch with a plan for victory: neutralize the Jags' pressure defense and fast-break capability by playing with composure. “We wanted to slow it down so that we could run our offense instead of playing in transition like LBJ wanted us to,” sophomore wingman Luke Dunham said. Through three quarters, the Knights executed the game plan to perfection. On the road at perhaps the toughest road gym in which to play, Mac led by five after one quarter, by three at the half and by seven entering the fourth quarter. In that final quarter, the Jags played with renewed energy and finally dictated the pace of the game to their liking, forcing two Knight turnovers that led to two Jag scores and cutting the Knight lead to one score.  “They applied pressure, we started to rush, which led to dumb mistakes like LBJ planned for,” Dunham said. “If we held onto the ball more, we would’ve won by doub...