San Antonio got off to a blistering start and held a 30-7 lead in the first quarter, and had won six straight games. And along came Jeremy Lin. Lin scored 15 of his 29 points in the fourth quarter and the Hornets rallied for an unlikely 91-88 win, denying the Spurs their 60th win in the process. It was also the biggest lead the Spurs have ever given up to lose a game, at least as long as Elias has been keeping track. Oh, and the Hornets managed just seven points in the first quarter on national TV and I literally stopped watching. And no, Gregg Popovich didn’t sit his studs, but instead started all of ‘em.