The Indiana Pacers (20 - 32) defeated the Charlotte Hornets (22 - 29) 103 - 102 on Sunday at Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte. With slightly over 14 seconds left in the game, Marvin Williams was able to hit a three - point shot to put the Hornets up 102 - 101, but with just under five seconds left, George Hill hit a baseline layup to give the Pacers the one - point lead. Brian Roberts got off a last second, three - point heave at the buzzer, but was n't able to convert, giving the Pacers their third straight victory in a row and a bunch of momentum moving forward. The Pacers were down 83 - 75 coming out of the third quarter, but went on a huge run in the fourth, out - scoring the Hornets 28 - 19 to finish off the game. The Pacers would never have been able to make their comeback if it was n't for the high production rate from their bench. C.J. Watson was huge in this win, going 7 - for - 11 from the field and 5 - for - 8 from the three - point line to score a team - high of 22 points in just 24 minutes. It was a new season - high in points for him, along with a huge confidence boost, as he went scoreless just a game ago against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday. Also off the bench, Luis Scola was a huge part of the Pacers' success. In 25 minutes, he posted 15 points (6 - 11 FG, 3 - 4 FT) and a team - high of 14 rebounds, marking his first double - double since the beginning of December. The Pacers did have some valuable contributions from of a few of their starters as well, with Rodney Stuckey and David West each reaching double figures. Stuckey had 15 points (6 - 12 FG, 0 - 3 3Pt, 3 - 3 FT) and two assists, while West had 15 points (5 - 13 FG, 5 - 6 FT), six rebounds and two steals. Despite suffering the tough loss, Al Jefferson continued to show himself as the Hornets' most effective player. He went 13 - for - 22 from the field and 4 - for - 5 from the free throw line to finish with 30 points, while also adding 13 rebounds even as he was being guarded by a defensive specialist in Roy Hibbert of the Pacers. He's been very effective over his last two games, combining for 48 points and 22 rebounds. Brian Roberts was back to being a solid scorer as the starting point guard, recording 19 points (8 - 14 FG, 3 - 5 3Pt) and five assists. He had a tough day shooting the ball against the 76ers on Saturday, so it was good to see his confidence did n't take a hit and he was able to get things pointed back in the right direction. Coming close to a triple - double, Gerald Henderson finished with 13 points (2 - 9 FG, 0 - 1 3Pt, 9 - 9 FT), seven rebounds and eight assists. He's had a strong stretch of four games where he's averaged 19 points, much higher than his season average of 11 points per game. Both Marvin Williams and Gary Neal reached double figures off the bench with 10 and 11 points respectively. The Hornets' next game will be at home against the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday, while the Pacers will be at home against the San Antonio Spurs on Monday.
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