Nets Catch Bulls on Down Note and Take Advantage to End 8-Game Skid Deron Williams scored 29 points, Kris Humphries had 24 points and 18 rebounds, and the visiting Nets beat the Chicago Bulls, 97-85, on Saturday to end an eight-game losing streak. The Bulls" Derrick Rose missed his fifth straight game because of back pain, and the Nets took advantage, jumping out to a 22-3 lead and rolling to their first victory since Feb. 1. The lopsided victory was not the only good news for the Nets. Coach Avery Johnson said that center Brook Lopez would start Sunday against Milwaukee after being sidelined all season with a broken right foot, a big boost for a team that began the day last in the Atlantic Division. With Rose sidelined, Williams had his way. He scored 21 points in the first half and made five 3-pointers in the game. He also had eight assists. Humphries narrowly missed season highs for points (25) and rebounds (19). MarShon Brooks added 19 points. The Bulls, who had won seven of eight, rushed their shots and looked lazy on defense. For once, they looked like a team that was missing its star. Rose remained day to day and the Bulls simply seemed lost. They shot a little better than 39 percent, hitting 3 of 13 3-point attempts. Things were no better at the foul line, where the Bulls made 16 of 27 attempts. SPURS 103, CLIPPERS 100 Gary Neal hit go-ahead 3-pointers in regulation and in overtime, Tony Parker scored 30 points and visiting San Antonio held off Los Angeles to earn its 10th consecutive victory. Neal was one of six Spurs in double figures, with 17 points. He stole the ball and made the tying 3-pointer with 5.7 seconds left in regulation. His 3-pointer with 25 seconds to go in overtime broke a 98-98 tie. Blake Griffin had 22 points and 20 rebounds, and Chris Paul and Randy Foye scored 21 points for the Clippers. Paul scored Los Angeles's last 10 points in regulation, rallying his team from a 4-point deficit over the final 2 minutes 31 seconds, but the Clippers lost for the 20th time in their last 21 games against the Spurs.