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Allen Iverson scored 37 points and
Aaron McKie added 11 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds as
the Philadelphia 76ers rebounded from bad loss, and posted a
99-80 victory over the Denver Nuggets.


Iverson hit 14-of-24 shots from the field and made 8-of-12 free
throws as the 76ers rebounded from a 96-89 loss to the New
Jersey Nets and avoided losing three straight games for the
first time this season.


"We got off to a good start at both ends of the court," Iverson
said. "We just kept playing basketball. This game was so tough
because, the previous games we lost leads in the fourth quarter.
I told my teammates `We've been in these situations before and
came out on the short end.' Tonight we learned from our
mistakes and the team responded well tonight."


McKie connected on 5-of-8 shots and fell two rebounds short of
his third triple-double of the season. Tyrone Hill contributed
11 points and Jumaine Jones added 10 and nine boards off the
bench, helping Philadelphia to a 46-41 edge in rebounds.


Iverson, McKie and forward George Lynch all arrived late due to
inclement weather in the Philadlephia area. League officials
pushed the start of the game back an hour to 8:00.


"The funniest thing was that Aaron was going to pick up Allen,"
Philadelphia coach Larry Brown said. "How bad is that? Aaron
came in like 20 (minutes) to 8:00."


Antonio McDyess recorded 28 points and 13 rebounds for his
league-leading 36th double-double for the Nuggets, who shot 40.5
percent (34-of-84). Reserves George McCloud and Kevin Willis
added 13 and 11 as Denver fell to 7-16 on the road.


"The second half we came out and played a lot better
defensively, but they had control from the start," McDyess said.
"Everytime we got to where we wanted to be they scored a basket
or made a good defensive play."


Nick Van Exel and Voshon Lenard, Denver's starting guards,
combined to shoot just 7-of-23 and committed six turnovers. The
pair combined for 36 points in the Nuggets' 105-98 win over the
Sixers in Denver on December 4.


Iverson scored Philadelphia's first seven points and Theo
Ratliff followed with a dunk for a 9-6 lead with 7:43 to go.
Van Exel, who had eight points, nailed a 3-pointer 21 seconds
later.


The Sixers went ahead for good when Iverson grabbed a rebound of
a miss by Jones and hit a short jumper to make it 13-11 with
6:11 remaining in the first. That basket triggered a 16-2 run
that Iverson capped with a jumper for a 27-13 advantage with
2:26 left in the first. Iverson scored seven points in the run
and finished with 16 in the first quarter as Philadelphia built
a 31-17 lead.


"We came out so soft defensively to start the game," Denver
coach Dan Issel said. "That's why we got behind 14 points. Had
we played defense the whole game, like we played in the second
half, we would have been in pretty good shape. You know Allen
is going to come up big. Thirty-seven points is a great effort
for him. You expect him to get his points, but we let other
people score who shouldn't have been scoring."


Iverson scored 22 points in the first half when the Sixers shot
57 percent (25-of-44) and built a 59-45 lead.


Philadelphia did not let the margin fall below double digits
until McCloud hit an 18-footer to cap a 6-0 surge and pull
Denver within 77-69 with 9:17 left in the fourth. But the
Nuggets got no closer as McKie answered with a layup.

The Denver Nuggets' woes at the free-throw line might have cost them another game if not for Raef LaFrentz.

Nick Van Exel had 33 points and 11 assists and LaFrentz grabbed a huge offensive rebound in the final seconds as the Nuggets held on for 93-90 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers.

Denver set franchise records for fewest free throws and attempts in a loss to San Antonio on December 18 and has made only 406 this season, the third-lowest total in the league. Unfortunately
for the Nuggets, they had to beat the Sixers from the line.

Raja Bell brought Philadelphia within 91-90 with a pair of free throws with 56 seconds left. The teams traded empty possessions before the Sixers were forced to foul Van Exel with seven
seconds to go.

An 81 percent free-throw shooter, Van Exel missed both from the line, but LaFrentz beat Philadelphia's Dikembe Mutombo to the rebound. He passed to James Posey, who was fouled and made both
free throws to seal the victory.

Aaron McKie missed a strongly contested 3-pointer from the sideline at the buzzer.

"Defensively, you want the ball to go there because it is easier to trap," Van Exel said. "We wanted to switch everything and play as tough as possible. We've been playing some pretty tough
games."

Posey finished with 12 points and former Sixer Scott Williams had 10 and 13 rebounds for Denver, which snapped a four-game losing streak and a three-game slide at home.

"This was a good win for us," Denver coach Mike Evans said. "We had gotten snake-bitten the last couple of times and we did what we needed to do to come out on top. We had good chemistry
tonight. Even the guys on the bench did what they needed to do."

Bruce Bowen recorded his first career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds and matched a career high with three blocks.

Allen Iverson had 38 points and nine assists for Philadelphia, which fell to 1-2 on a seven-game Western Conference road trip.

"We were terrible out there," said Iverson, who made 14-of-29 shots. "They tried to give us the game and we still couldn't have it. I was embarrassed about that one. Both ends of the court looked terrible."

Assistant coach Randy Ayers filled in for Sixers coach Larry Brown, who is suffering from neck and shoulder spasms and was not with the team.

"I felt comfortable with what we were doing. I've been here for five years," Ayers said. "It all starts with the defense. (Brown) preaches that. That's one thing I believe in as well."

Mutombo had 13 points, 13 rebounds and five blocks as the Sixers fell to 0-3 all-time at the Pepsi Center.

Iverson scored eight points in the first quarter as Philadelphia took a 26-23 lead, but Denver scored the first six points of the second quarter and never trailed after taking a 27-26 lead on a
jumper by Voshon Lenard.

Lenard scored 10 of his 12 points in the second period and the Nuggets went into halfitme with a 50-46 lead.

Philadelphia got no closer than three points in the third quarter and Denver closed the period with five straight points to build its biggest cushion, 77-67. Van Exel scored 12 points in the quarter and capped it with a 3-pointer from five feet beyond the arc.

But the 76ers scored 11 of the first 14 points in the final period, highlighted by eight points by Iverson, who tied it at 81-81 on a free throw with 7:54 to go.

The Nuggets took the lead for good, 87-85, on a dunk by LaFrentz with 2:50 left.

"We knew they were going to make a run," Van Exel said. "We just made big stops down the stretch. It was a tough one."