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『Telephant 太樂芬 NMDer 抗污軍規防摔邊框』四大特色：
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截止日期：2016年8月26日 (12:00 noon)

Anthony Davis said Lakers need to stop fouling so much on defense

Allen Iverson wasn't around during the final minutes, so Eric Snow picked up the slack for the Philadelphia 76ers.


Snow scored 25 points and made seven free throws in the final minute as the 76ers withstood Iverson's foul trouble to win their season-high ninth consecutive game, 100-94 over the Denver Nuggets on Sunday night.

''Eric played great, and he was exhausted,'' Philadelphia coach Larry Brown said. ''He missed a big jumper and came right back and knocked one in when we really needed it, so he did a lot of good things.''

Snow went 17-for-19 from the line, and the 76ers went 36-for-46 to move to three games of New Jersey for the Atlantic Division lead. The Nets lost to Utah.

''We missed some shots, but we got the stops and rebounds when we needed it and were able to keep the lead, even when Allen was in foul trouble for most of the game and eventually fouled out,'' said Snow, who fell one point short of his career high. ''That made it interesting.''

Iverson scored 17 points -- 10.2 below his average -- before fouling out with 5:49 to play. He missed 11 of his 16 shots from the field and played just 29 minutes.

''It was frustrating, but all I care about is getting out of Denver,'' Iverson said. ''Getting away from here, away from those referees with a win.''

Juwan Howard scored 25 points to lead the Nuggets, who lost their 12th in a row.

''We just went toe-to-toe with one of the hottest teams in the league and came up a little short,'' Denver coach Jeff Bzdelik said. ''We had an opportunity and let it slip away.''

Iverson made his only basket of the fourth quarter with 8:18 left, and when he fouled out the 76ers were leading 88-78. Denver took advantage, and Vincent Yarbrough followed Shammond Williams' 3-pointer with one of his own to narrow the gap to 92-88 with 2:45 left.

''I think it helped me that they made some 3-pointers,'' Snow said. ''That keeps you mentally in the game.''

Snow put the Sixers up 96-91 with a free throw, following a delay-of-game technical, and he made one of two after being fouled. Howard's 3-pointer got Denver to 96-94, and the Nuggets still had a chance to tie when Derrick Coleman hit only one free throw. But Howard's pass to Williams hit the sideline with 18 seconds left, and Snow sealed the victory with two more free throws.

''We fell apart in the last two minutes when things didn't go well,'' Williams said.

The Sixers extended their six-point halftime lead to 81-68 in the third quarter, and Iverson sat out much of the period after picking up his fifth foul with 6:40 left. Snow picked up the slack, scoring eight points, while Brian Skinner and Greg Buckner had a basket each in the final 1:08.

Philadelphia played most of the second quarter without Iverson, who was rested the first three minutes of the quarter and sat out the final 2:41 after picking up three offensive fouls. Snow converted four free throws and a jumper, and Efthimios Rentzias hit a 3-pointer in the final five seconds to put the Sixers ahead 53-47 at halftime.

Game notes
Four of Iverson's fouls came on charging calls. ... Philadelphia's Keith Van Horn was held out with a stomach virus. ... Iverson was cheered after each made shot and free throw. ... The Sixers have scored at least 100 points in six consecutive games. ... The losing streak is Denver's longest since a 16-game skid from Feb. 2 to March 10, 1998. ... Ryan Bowen missed his second game because of a stomach muscle contusion.

Game Preview

Marcus Camby has two goals tonight: lead Massachusetts to its first Final Four; avoid becoming a poster child for one of Allen Iverson's I-didn't-think-little-guys-could-do-that dunks.

The two aims may be inherently linked when top-seeded Massachusetts faces second-seeded Georgetown in the 6 p.m. NCAA East Regional final at the Georgia Dome.

The Minutemen (34-1) rely on the defensive presence of Camby, their 6-foot-11 All-America center and shot-blocker. The Hoyas (29-7) depend on the offensive fireworks of Iverson, their 6-foot All-America guard and acrobat.

They won't be guarding one another, but rest assured, they'll meet. Or perhaps collide is a better word, because Iverson's game is predicated on his headlong drives to the basket, which is where Camby will be waiting.

''It doesn't seem like he's 6-foot tall the way he gets up in the air,'' Camby said of Iverson. ''I know he can jump over me and dunk it, and I don't want to be anybody's poster child, so I'm going to try and block everything.''

Camby, the leading candidate for national Player of the Year, averages 3.8 blocks per game and is the fourth player in NCAA history to reach 300 blocks in his first three seasons. He is the primary reason the Minutemen are third nationally in field goal percentage defense at 38.5.

But don't think for a minute that Iverson will be deterred. He averages 25.1 points and has scored 30 or more in five of Georgetown's last nine games.

''It doesn't matter who's in there,'' Iverson said. ''I'm going to the hole anyway. I'm not going to change, even if there's two or three Marcus Cambys in there.''

And what about Carmelo Travieso, the UMass guard with a reputation for shutting down big-time scorers?

''I don't think anybody can play me one-on-one without handchecking me,'' Iverson said. ''That's just the way I am. I'm a very confident person.''

Confident enough to have attempted a Georgetown-record 29 shots in Thursday's semifinal victory against Texas Tech. Confident enough to keep shooting and driving when only 10 went in. Good enough to finish with a game-high 32 points, many coming in clutch situations.

''If I was on a team that just needed me to distribute the ball, that's what I'd do,'' Iverson said. ''Coach (John Thompson) gave me a role, and I accepted it. This team needs me to score.

''Before I came here, Coach Thompson told me he'd put the ball in my hands and let me play my style of basketball. He's been true to his word.''

Iverson has the Hoyas in their first regional final since 1989 and on the brink of their first Final Four since 1985. Camby has the Minutemen in their second consecutive East final and one game away from their first Final Four.

But both face daunting challenges besides one another. Camby must confront Georgetown's rugged front line players - Othella Harrington, Jahidi White, Ya-Ya Dia and company. Iverson must duel UMass guards Travieso and Edgar Padilla, composed veterans who will make him pay for any missteps.

The Hoyas undoubtedly will try to muscle the 220-pound Camby, much the way Oklahoma State and Big Country Reeves did in last year's East final, won by the Cowboys. Camby had just six points and four rebounds before fouling out, while Reeves dominated with 24 points and 10 boards.

''That game showed me what I needed to do to improve,'' Camby said. ''I can't forget about it because everybody brings it up.''