Hitting rock bottom feels something like this.
But pouting about it or moping around will not end the Milwaukee Bucks' losing streak, which was extended to nine games with a 113-94 rout at the hands of the Detroit Pistons on Monday night.
Brandon Jennings found his three-point shooting stroke as he faced his old team for the first time and the Pistons (6-8) led by as many as 34 points while cruising to victory at the Palace of Auburn Hills.
"Right now we are a team that is searching for an identity," Bucks coach Larry Drew said. "We just don't have one."