Rockets-Bobcats Game Results

Tuesday night game of Houston against Charlotte resulted to Bobcats win. Final score recorded Houston 94 and Charlotte 102. Charlotte Bobcats clamped down on defense after halftime to rally past the Houston Rockets, 102-94 on Tuesday night. Here are the game stats of the Rockets-Bobcats game:
Houston: Charlotte:
Total Rebounds 12 8
Offensive Rebounds 15 10
Turnovers 14 11
Fast Break Pts: 6 11
Biggest Lead: 13 9
Points in the Paint: 42 48

 Stephen Jackson scored 16 of his career-high 43 points in the fourth quarter. Surpassing his previous best scoring night of 42 set nearly six years ago with Indiana, Jackson made 15 of 22 shots and 10 of 11 free throws while adding eight rebounds. Making up for a subpar night from Gerald Wallace, Jackson keyed Charlotte's comeback from a 13-point, second-quarter deficit.
 Boris Diaw added 19 points and seven rebounds, including the clinching three-point play with 50 seconds left.
 Jackson struggled in that game, shooting 6 of 20 and committing six turnovers. But he had his shooting stroke against the Rockets as the Bobcats won for the fifth time in six games. His 3-pointer, fadeaway and two free throws in a 13-2 run to start the fourth quarter put Charlotte ahead 87-81 with 5:50 left.
 Each time the Rockets crept closer, Jackson came up with a big hoop. His 3-pointer with 3:21 left made it 92-88 and his put back with 2:26 to go made it 94-90.
On the other hand, Houston, which managed 34 points in the second half after reeling off 60 in the first, had two shot clock violations in a miserable fourth quarter, including with 1:58 left and Charlotte leading by four.
 Trevor Ariza scored 19 points and Luis Scola added 18 points and 14 rebounds for the Rockets, who had won seven straight against Charlotte.
 The hot-shooting, fast-paced Rockets hit seven of their first 10 3-point attempts and piled up 28 points in the paint in the first half, looking like they didn't miss Yao Ming and Tracy McGrady.
 Shane Battier and Chase Budinger hit 3s on consecutive possessions to put Houston ahead 51-38 midway through the second quarter.
 Aaron Brooks had 11 points and six assists for Houston, but was just 3 of 14 from the field as the Rockets lost their fifth straight road game.
Jackson's 23 first-half points kept Charlotte within striking distance before the defense picked up. The Bobcats shut off the easy buckets inside while the Rockets cooled off from long range in the second half making way for Charlottes win over Houston 102-94.