November 16, 2007 Sports » Sports Feature

Griz Lose to New Orleans in Overtime. 118-120 

by John Branston
click to enlarge Juan Carlos Navarro
  • Juan Carlos Navarro
The Grizzlies fell to New Orleans in overtime at FedExForum Friday night, despite 28 points from Juan Carlos Navarro, and two clutch 3-pointers from Rudy Gay that sent the game into an extra period.

David West led New Orleans with 40 points. Chris Paul added 28 and had 13 assists.

For stats, go to CBS Sportsline.com. For analysis and chat, check out Chris Herrington's Grizblog, Beyond the Arc.

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