ORLANDO, Fla., Nov. 24 (UPI) -- Elden Campbell's follow dunk with 8.3 seconds left Saturday night gave the Charlotte Hornets a 103-101 victory over the Orlando Magic.
The Magic played from behind for most of the stretch run, but finally caught the Hornets at 101-101 on a three-pointer by Darrell Armstrong with 30 seconds to go.
On the next possession, the Magic double-teamed point guard Baron Davis, who whipped a pass to Stacey Augmon in the lane. Augmon missed badly on his shot, but the 6-11 Campbell flew in along the right baseline and hammered home the rebound.
Orlando got the ball to All-Star swingman Tracy McGrady, who used a dribble to free himself for an open 12-footer that missed. The rebound was run down by the Hornets as time ran out.
Campbell had 23 points and 10 rebounds and Davis had 18 points and 12 assists for Charlotte, which avenged Friday's home loss to Orlando.
Mike Miller made six three-pointers and scored a career-high 32 points and McGrady added 31 for the Magic, who played without forward Grant Hill.
Hill sat out with a sprained left foot.
