Sports | NBA Hornets' Long Game Stings Clippers Flailing Knicks beat floundering Sixers, Bobcats down Bulls By Katherine Thompson Posted Jan 26, 2008 7:05 AM CST Copied Chicago Bulls' Joakim Noah, left, drives to the basket against Charlotte Bobcats' Emeka Okafor during the first quarter of an NBA basketball game in Chicago, Friday, Jan. 25, 2008.(AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) (Associated Press) Until the third quarter, the Clippers managed to stay competitive against Western Conference-leading New Orleans, briefly going up 53-52. But then Peja Stojakovic went behind the three-point line to sink five long balls, and the game was in the Hornets' hands for a 111-92 win, reports the Los Angeles Times. Elsewhere in the league: In a matchup between Philadelphia and New York, it was anyone's game to lose. This time, the Sixers took that honor, as the Nets exhibited a rare strain of teamwork in the 89-91 win. Andres Nocioni had 25 points for Chicago, but Charlotte broke a pattern of caving in the fourth quarter to the Bulls and held on this time for a 90-77 victory. Read These Next Trump wants a member of the Fed to 'resign, now!' Witnesses to alleged murder-suicide are 1, 2, and 3. He 12 days into livestream when viewers noticed he wasn't moving. Hillary Clinton has a new prediction about SCOTUS. Report an error