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With several stars out with injuries, the talented young Jazzmen like Darryn Peterson and Keyonte George with 31 points had a chance to shine against a lethargic Spurs squad, and they took advantage of their bigger roles to make a…

The San Antonio Spurs overcame a sluggish start to secure a 117-111 overtime victory against the Utah Jazz on the road. Utah took an early lead behind Keyonte George, who scored 31 points, and held a 55-51 advantage at halftime. San Antonio fought back behind Victor Wembanyama and Devin Vassell to tie the contest at 105-105 at the end of regulation.
In the extra session, Utah took a quick lead before the Spurs responded with a decisive 10-0 run to seal the win. Mark Barrington notes that despite an inconsistent performance, San Antonio's late defensive surge carried them through before their upcoming matchup against the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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