By Mike Moore Staff Writer Jackson — It was just the second week and third game of the season. Playing at home, Elliot Munz watched as his Jackson girls basketball team started a Tuesday night by falling behind Northwest 7-0. From that point forward, his Vikings have been a different team, the coach said Wednesday night. “We took time out, kind of got our focus back, and we started to come back,” Munz recalled. “It was a back-and-forth game all night, a huge challenge because we had to come from behind.” But with a lock-down defense, Jackson allowed 39 points the rest of the night and ran away with a 53-46 victory. “And that’s when I knew what this team was really capable of,” Munz said. More than a month later, and following Tuesday’s 63-52 victory over Eastern, the Vikings are 6-2 overall, and it’s the defense leading the charge. “The girls have really bought in to what we’re trying to do,” Munz said. “We focus on the defense. Everything starts on the defensive end.” Munz admitted his lineup is undersized, “but very athletic. We’re able to put pressure on other teams…