EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., March 12, 2008 (AP) -- New Jersey needed only 12 minutes to start forgetting a horrible road trip. That's all the time Mike Brown needed to realize his team still can't stop the Nets.Richard Jefferson scored 24 points, and the Nets overcame LeBron James' 42 points to hold off the Cleveland Cavaliers 104-99 on Wednesday night and snap a six-game losing streak.The Nets were coming off an 0-5 trip through the Southwest Division in which they were hardly competitive. But they looked completely different back home, blitzing the Cavs with their best first quarter of the season and improving to 3-0 against the team that knocked them out of last season's playoffs."It was a must-win situation for us,'' point guard Devin Harris said. "We had a rough road trip. We needed this win to get our confidence back.''James moved into second place on Cleveland's career scoring list, and added 11 rebounds and seven assists. But the short-handed Cavaliers got little else from their...