Warriors 105, Nets 97, Final - Nov. 1, 2008

Game #3: Warriors vs Nets – Take a DEEP Breath — Golden State Of Mind

Guess Who’s Back? — Inside the Warriors

Nov 1: Warriors 105, Nets 97 — InsideHoops

Marcus Williams reflects on Nets — InsideHoops

Big 3rd Quarter Boosts Warriors Past Nets 105-97 — Slam Dunk Central

Beautifully Ugly (Warriors 105, Nets 97) — Warriors

NETS SHOW THEIR YOUTH IN LOSS TO WARRIORS — NY Post: Sports 11/2/2008
Welcome to the 2008-09 New Jersey Nets. Last night's home-opening, 105-97 loss to the Warriors could well be a vague blueprint of what lies ahead. They were competitive in the first half. Rancid in the third quarter. Utterly spirited and exciting...

Nets get schooled at home by Golden State in 105-97 loss — NYDailyNews.com - Basketball 11/2/2008
After starting so promisingly in the nation's capital, the Nets were dreadful Saturday night, losing to the previously winless Warriors, 105-97, in front of an announced crowd of 17,390.

Warriors 105, Nets 97: It’s All Hands on Deck as Nets Lose at Home — NYT > Pro Basketball 11/2/2008
The Nets received a veteran-laced lesson, taking away a loss in their opener at the Izod Center and a number of talking points for the future. >

A familiar face greets Nets — The InterNets - NY Daily News Blogs 11/2/2008
The Nets have their first reunion game of the season tonight, which happens to also be the home-opener. Marcus Williams is back in town with the Golden State Warriors, the team he was traded to over the summer for a future conditional first-round ...

Warriors-Nets: Golden State Snaps 10-Game Losing Streak — Bleacher Report - NBA 11/2/2008
Claiming their first win of the regular season on the road did not come easy. The Golden State Warriors finally earned their first victory of the season against the New Jersey Nets, snapping a 10-game losing streak at the IZOD Center. The ...

Warriors win first behind Biedrins and Jackson — washingtonpost.com - NBA 11/2/2008
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Andris Biedrins had 23 points and 11 rebounds and Stephen Jackson scored 20 of his 23 points in the second half to lead the Golden State Warriors to a 105-97 victory over the New Jersey Nets on Saturday night.