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In the recently held Jones Cup, the Taiwan Blue Team faced a significant setback in their match against the Philippines, particularly in the third quarter where their shooting percentage plummeted to 0%. This game saw a drastic shift, especially in the second half, with Taiwan's turnovers and offensive struggles leading to their ultimate defeat.

Initially, the Taiwan team started strong, but as the match progressed—especially during the third quarter—their performance dropped significantly. What began as fast breaks and effective perimeter shooting turned into tough offensive decisions and dismal shooting percentages, leaving fans disappointed.

During this crucial match, Taiwan's defense, while stable at one point, failed to effectively contain the Philippines' offensive thrust. The Philippines displayed exceptional team coordination and offensive strategy in the second half, turning the tide of the game and claiming victory.

Notably, in the third quarter, Taiwan's performance raised concerns as they were completely dominated in offense, failing to score while committing frequent turnovers. Overall, this match served as a wake-up call for the Taiwan Blue Team, indicating that both coaches and players need to reassess and improve their performance in the second half.