They aren't quite clicking on offense right now, and with Stansberry, Carter and Graham the points should come easier.

Shoutout to Mireles, who played a particularly gutsy game, running the point, and facing extreme pressure while getting banged up and bruised throughout the game. The effort is there, the points need to follow. Those two can certainly be workhorses for the Blackhawks offensively, but when they are clamped down on, guys like Tommy Ansley, Calvin Miller and Saul Mireles need to be able to finish around the rim or make open 3-pointers on a more consistent basis. La Quinta plays hard from the opening tip until the final buzzer, but they need to get more offense out of the other players behind Murrell and McKee. What Tuesday night's game lacked in finesse and artistry, it made up for in effort and floor burns.

Murrell had a game-high 22 points for the Blackhawks, and he was backed by 12 from Hayden McKee. Graham had a particularly strong third quarter with 11 of his 13 points after halftime. The Knights scored the first six points of the third quarter to reopen the lead to 11 and stayed in that 9- to 13-point range the rest of the night. 'We're trying to find our offensive identity a little bit, and you know with me being a new coach and coming in a little late we didn't have a full summer together, so still work to do.'

'We're still trying to figure each other out, that's what it comes down to,' said coach Cory Cornelius in his first year as the Knights head coach.

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