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For the Utah Jazz, winning basketball games comes with a learning curve. That’s been clear through the first six games, as Utah fell to 1-5 on Saturday after a 112-90 home loss to the Portland Trail Blazers. Jazz guard Keyonte George tries to keep a learning mindset no matter the result.