The Northland Pines boys basketball team committed 20 turnovers in the first half, and finished with 32 in a 65-31 loss at Mosinee last Friday.

“That is an average of one turnover per minute,” said Pines coach Ryan Clark. “We played pretty good defense, but so many of their baskets were in transition off of our turnovers.”

Mosinee took a 20-7 lead after one quarter and built a 39-13 advantage by the half.

“The strategy of our conference teams is to pressure us up and down the court and we are really struggling