LaVine, DeRozan, and White each scored 20+ points each as the Bulls improved their record to 13-7.
Those first quarter report cards usually were a troubling time. History was difficult because they were always asking you about stuff before you were born. Like where the Declaration of Independence was signed. At the bottom, of course. Or those physics classes asking how to drop an egg on a concrete floor without cracking it. Though an egg can't crack concrete. All those Ds were difficult to explain.
Not so much for the Bulls, who closed out the first quarter of their NBA season Friday in Orlando with exceptional D that led to a 123-88 victory and at worst an A-minus for this first NBA grading period.