SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) If the first three weeks of the college basketball season revealed anything about the Gonzaga Bulldogs, it's that they won't struggle to score.

But allowing 82 points a game in three days at the Maui Invitational allowed coach Mark Few to turn the No. 11 Bulldogs' 86-51 romp over Coppin State on Sunday night into a lesson on rebounding and defense.

"Coach was harping on `Maui jet lag' or whatever," said guard Gary Bell Jr., "but we knew from our performances over there that we had we had to get after it better on defense, and that's all about playing hard."