The Lakers lost to the Jazz on Friday night after Utah ended the game with an 11-0 run to notch a 102-96 victory.

"The 24-second clock operator," Los Angeles coach Phil Jackson said when asked why his team collapsed.

The Lakers trailed by two with less than a minute to go when Derek Fisher advanced the ball up the court in a transition opportunity.

The referees whistled the play dead because the shot clock was stuck at six seconds. The clock was reset, and the Lakers took the ball out on the sidelines with the Jazz given the chance to set up their defense.

On a previous time down the court, the Jazz had to reset their possession out of bounds in similar fashion, but that came on a play that started out of bounds on the baseline after a Lakers made basket, not a fast-break scenario.

"What was going on there?" Jackson asked.

"That stopped a break on our part. ... Fish had a nice rhythm going on a transition with a 3-point deficit, and it stops the ball and starts it out of bounds. It's not right; it's just not right."

C.J. Miles hopes to remain with the Jazz past the current season.

"I would love to stay here," Miles said.

Utah holds a team option worth $3.7 million for Miles next year.

Miles has played his entire six-year NBA career with the Jazz after joining the league following high school.

Jazz forward Paul Millsap wasn't listed on the Western Conference All-Star ballot and he's using the snub as motivation.

"That's weird," Deron Williams said. "You would definitely think with what he did even last year he would be on the All-Star ballot.

"He's probably been overlooked his whole career, going back to high school," Williams added, "so he's no stranger to it. It's probably a lot of his motivation."

Millsap brought averages of 21.5 points and 9.5 rebounds into Friday's game.

"I'm not tripping over it," Millsap said. "It's not a big deal to me....My main thing is to win."

Millsap said he wants outsiders to continue doubting in him.

"This is still one of the things that I use to get over humps, to fight over adversity," Millsap said. "I use what other people say to my advantage....It kind of gives you a little extra (motivation), a little extra oomph about yourself, makes you want to go out there and show yourself."

Jazz coach Jerry Sloan will miss the team's next two games to attend funeral services for a family member.

Utah assistant coach Phil Johnson will assume head coaching duties in Friday night's home game against San Antonio and Saturday's game at Portland.

Jazz point guard Deron Williams and Bulls point guard Derrick Rose have been named the NBA's Players of the Week for the Western and Eastern Conference, respectively.

Rose averaged 21.3 points in leading the Bulls to a 3-0 record during the week of Nov. 8-14.

Williams led the Jazz to a 4-0 mark while averaging 23 points on 46 percent shooting. He also averaged 11.8 assists and 4.0 rebounds.

The Jazz defeated the Bobcats 96-95 on Saturday night, marking the fifth straight game in which they've won after trailing by double-digits.

Deron Williams hit a running hook shot with 0.8 seconds left to give Utah the victory.

Charlotte led by 16 points at halftime.

"We haven't panicked -- we just keep fighting," Williams said.

"We know we've still got a chance. When we're down 20, we talked about getting it down to 10. When we got it down to 10, we were like, 'Let's get it going.' So we did."

The Jazz defeated the Hawks on Friday night, marking the fourth straight game they've won after trailing by double-digits.

"We take a lot of pride because we're doing it the right way. We're doing it defensively," guard Deron Williams said. "We're executing in the second half. Now we've got to find a way to do it in the first half. We start off sluggish, so maybe we need to shake things up earlier."

Atlanta led 74-63 early in the fourth quarter before Utah went on a 15-4 run to tie the score at 78. They would win 90-86.

The Jazz had previously trailed by double-digits against the Clippers, Heat and Magic before coming back to win this week.

The Jazz and coach Jerry Sloan are close to a contract extension.

"It's pretty much done, as far as that's concerned," Sloan told NBA.com of the pending agreement.

Sloan, 68, is in the final year of his current contract, which is also his 23rd as Utah's coach.

The Heat extended their winning streak to three games with an emphatic win over the Nets on Sunday.

- Miami 101, New Jersey 78

Team FIC Differential: Heat +56.7, Nets -56.7

The Miami Heat (3-1) outscored the New Jersey Nets (2-1) in three of the game?s four quarters on Sunday at the Prudential Center. LeBron James had 20 points, seven rebounds and seven assists, Chris Bosh scored 18 points on 8-for-10 shooting and Dwyane Wade added 17 points, seven dimes and six boards. Miami shot 53.7% from the field and turned the ball over just eight times. Brook Lopez led with 20 points and five rebounds, Derrick Favors posted 13 points and 13 boards and Devin Harris contributed 13 points and six assists in defeat.

Game FIC Scores

Dwyane Wade, Miami ? 19.5

LeBron James, Miami ? 14.3

Derrick Favors, New Jersey ? 14.0

Brook Lopez, New Jersey ? 9.4

- Dallas 99, L.A. Clippers 83

Team FIC Differential: Mavericks +26, Clippers -26

The Dallas Mavericks (2-1) used a strong third quarter to top the winless Los Angeles Clippers (0-3) at the STAPLES Center. Caron Butler scored a team-high 17 points, Dirk Nowitzki tallied 16 points and seven rebounds and Jason Kidd stuffed the stat sheet with 13 points, nine boards and seven assists. Los Angeles shot just 34.1% from the field, including just 4-for-21 from three-point land. Blake Griffin had 16 points and nine rebounds, Chris Kaman posted 13 points and 13 boards and DeAndre Jordan contributed 10 points and five rebounds off the bench.

Game FIC Scores

Jason Kidd, Dallas ? 17.5

Brendan Haywood, Dallas ? 11.6

DeAndre Jordan, Los Angeles ? 11.4

Chris Kaman, Los Angeles ? 10.2

- Utah 120, Oklahoma City 99

Team FIC Differential: Jazz +40.5, Thunder -40.5

The Utah Jazz (1-2) got their first win of the season as they sent the Oklahoma City Thunder (2-1) to their first loss of 2010-11. Paul Millsap started with 30 points and 16 rebounds, Deron Williams posted 16 points and 13 assists and Al Jefferson chipped in 23 points and 10 boards. Utah hit 53% of their shots and outrebounded Oklahoma City by four. Kevin Durant scored 28 points on 8-for-19 shooting, Jeff Green tallied 17 points and nine rebounds and Russell Westbrook added 22 points and five assists.

Game FIC Scores

Paul Millsap, Utah ? 29.5

Deron Williams, Utah ? 20.4

Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City ? 17.0

Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City ? 11.4

- L.A. Lakers 107, Golden State 83

Team FIC Differential: Lakers +27.1, Warriors -27.1

The Los Angeles Lakers (3-0) thumped the Golden State Warriors (2-1) thanks to good efforts in the first and fourth quarters. Pau Gasol had 26 points and 12 rebounds, Lamar Odom posted 16 points and 14 boards and Kobe Bryant scored 20 points on 8-for-16 shooting. Los Angeles outrebounded Golden State by thirteen and attempted 17 more foul shots. Monta Ellis scored a team-high 20 points, Dorell Wright tallied 18 points and 5 rebounds and Rodney Carney added eight points and eight boards off the bench.

Game FIC Scores

Lamar Odom, Los Angeles ? 22.3

Pau Gasol, Los Angeles ? 21.6

Andris Biedrins, Golden State ? 11.8

Dorell Wright, Golden State ? 10.6

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