Wizards Get Second Win by Shocking James and the Heat The Washington Wizards cannot beat many teams, but they beat the best: LeBron James and the Miami Heat. Perhaps inspired by the courtside presence of the Redskins rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III, the host Wizards doubled their victory total this season with a 105-101 win over the Heat on Tuesday night, despite James's triple-double of 26 points, 13 rebounds and 11 assists. Jordan Crawford led Washington with 22 points, including three free throws in the final 11 seconds, before James missed a potential tying 3-pointer with 3.9 seconds to go. While the reigning N.B.A. champion Heat's six-game winning streak ended, and they fell to 12-4, the Wizards improved to 2-13. ROCKETS 107, LAKERS 105 Toney Douglas had a season-high 22 points and Greg Smith added a career-best 21 to help host Houston overcome a tough outing by James Harden and rally for a win over Los Angeles. The Lakers had a 13-point lead with less than 10 minutes to go. But Houston used two big runs, including a 9-2 spurt capped by a 3-pointer from Douglas, to take its first lead of the game - 100-99 - with about two and a half minutes left. TIMBERWOLVES 105, 76ERS 88 Josh Howard had 16 points and 10 rebounds to lead visiting Minnesota. Alexey Shved made four 3-pointers and scored 17 for the Timberwolves, who raced to a 23-point lead in the first half. Kevin Love had 6 points and 10 rebounds for Minnesota on a night when he hardly needed to turn in his usual dominant double-double performance. College Basketball GEORGETOWN 64, TEXAS 41 Otto Porter had 14 points and 8 rebounds to lead No, 15 Georgetown in the opener of the Jimmy V Classic at Madison Square Garden. Nate Lubick added 13 points and Markel Starks had 11 for the Hoyas (6-1), who led by 18 at halftime. Georgetown's only loss this season was to No. 1 Indiana in overtime. The Longhorns (5-3) had their lowest point total under Coach Rick Barnes, who took over for the 1998-99 season. KENTUCKY 88 SAMFORD 56 Archie Goodwin scored 18 points, Alex Poythress added 16 and all five Kentucky starters scored in double figures as the host Wildcats (5-3) rebounded from consecutive losses against Notre Dame and Baylor. HARVARD 79, B.C. 63 Siyani Chambers matched a career high with 21 points and Wesley Saunders added 18 to lead Harvard (4-3) to its fifth straight win over host Boston College (3-5). Chambers scored 8 points in a 15-1 run early in the second half that turned a 6-point lead into a 57-37 advantage with 12 minutes to play. Women's Basketball GEORGIA 80, MERCER 38 Jasmine Hassell, Jasmine James and Erika Ford scored 12 points each to lead No. 6 Georgia to an easy home win. The Lady Bulldogs (10-0) are winning by an average of 27.3 points a game.