Reggie Jackson's layup propels Clippers to 1-point win over Lakers

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Reggie Jackson isn't fazed by Los Angeles Clippers games coming down to the wire, especially against their arena co-tenants.

"We just want to give the fans their money’s worth," he said.

Jackson scored 25 points, including a driving layup with four seconds remaining, and the Clippers held on for a 111-110 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday night.

There were four lead changes in the final 30 seconds, including Jackson’s winning basket. Anthony Davis, who led the Lakers with 30 points and 17 rebounds, had a chance to win it but missed a running floater as time expired.

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Davis was visibly frustrated afterward and said he watched the shot seven times before going to the interview room.

"The ball touched every part of the rim. You can’t ask for a better look," said Davis, who had at least 30 points and 15 rebounds in back-to-back games for the seventh time in his career. "The ball was in, then out. Tough, tough play."

Marcus Morris Sr. led the Clippers with 29 points, while Serge Ibaka added 20 points and nine rebounds. Morris made six 3-pointers, including one from the left corner that gave the Clippers a 109-108 advantage with 18 seconds remaining. The Lakers regained the lead on Davis’ dunk before Jackson’s decisive layup.

Jackson — who had 10 points in the final 12 minutes — took the inbounds pass and skipped to the midcourt line. Then he drove down the left side and got past Austin Reaves and Russell Westbrook.

"We’re confident in ourselves, how we play and our approach to the game. We never really got rattled," Jackson said.

The Clippers have three victories since Jan. 11 when