Lakers at Bucks: What to watch, with Bucksketball  January, 28,
2012 Kamenetzky By Andy Kamenetzky  The Milwaukee Bucks have
tumbled a long way since the "Fear the Deer" playoff run of
2010. Last season, they ended below .500, and this campaign is
paced to match, with Andrew Bogut's fractured left ankle doing
hope no favors. However, that doesn't mean this game should be
taken for granted as a win to open the Lakers' back-to-back road
swing. For starters, no team 1-6 outside of its home turf can
ever count on a win away from its soil. Plus, as inspired as the
Lakers played against the Clippers, their nonexistent track
record of consistency means they're essentially starting from
scratch.  In other words, this may be a winnable game for the
Lakers, but it's best to treat it as one requiring blood, sweat
and tears for victory.  Rocky Widner/Getty Images Stephen
Jackson and his coach at odds? Who'da thunk it???  For some
perspective on the Bucks, we tracked down Jeremy Schmidt, who
runs the Bucksketball blog for