Aisal boys hoops

 Three losses isn't going to win a league title in a 10-game league season.
 Which means the Trojans are in a must win situation for the rest of the year if they have aspirations of making it four straight league titles.
 Dropping two of their first three Gabilan Division games has backed them into a corner going into tonight's meeting with Monte Vista.
 The setback to Palma last week still stings, since the Trojans held the lead on the road into the fourth quarter.
 Alisal still hasn't quite rediscovered the magic that saw them close non-league play by winning seven of its last eight, before going 13 days between games.
 Teams are putting a lot of attention on 6-foot-9 Sebastian Reynoso and shadowing Josue Gil-Silva on the perimeter, daring someone else on the Trojans to produce.
 The options are there. So is the experience with Ulysses Mendoza, Vincent Gonzales and Israel Corona all having been a part of the three previous league title teams.
 If Alisal is going to be a player in the title chase among five teams, the concept of team has to come to the forefront on both ends of the court.