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Miami, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - The Indiana Pacers pounded the glass against their nemesis of the last three seasons to exact just a tad of revenge. Chris Copelands layup with 42.8 seconds remaining gave the Pacers a late lead and they sunk their foul shots in the closing moments to hang on for an 81-75 victory over the Miami Heat on Wednesday night. Indiana, which had fallen to Miami in the past three playoffs, including the last two Eastern Conference finals, outrebounded Miami 53-28, held a 16-6 advantage on the offensive glass and posted a 19-8 spread in second chance points. Following Copelands powerful take to the basket, Mario Chalmers was called for an offensive foul. Donald Sloan and Roy Hibbert then sunk a pair of foul shots each to seal the outcome. Without a departed LeBron James and an injured Paul George, this one obviously had a different feel than those three prior playoff showdowns. Indiana starters David West and George Hill have yet to take the floor this season and Lance Stephenson left for Charlotte during the offseason. Hibbert tallied 16 points and 15 rebounds, Copeland netted 17 and Sloan added 15 points and six boards for the Pacers, who have won two straight on the heels of a six-game losing streak. It was Indianas first road win of the season. Dwyane Wade had 20 points and Shawne Williams hit four 3-pointers en route to 15 points for Miami, which has dropped three of its last five since beginning the year 3-0. Ian Mahinmis three-point play staked the Pacers to a 72-65 advantage with 7:04 to play, but they went the next 5:24 without a point as a 7-0 Miami flurry tied the game. A Chalmers layup knotted the contest with 4:23 left, but neither team scored again until Sloan rattled home a left wing triple. Wade answered with a trey at the other end to tie the game at 75-75. Miami led 26-24 following a quarter of play and took a 42-41 edge into the break. It remained a nip-and-tuck affair in the third, with neither team leading by more than four points until a Copeland three in the final minute helped give Indiana a 63-58 margin heading into the fourth. After Wade recorded his first bucket since the 4:35 mark of the first with 8:08 to play, Lavoy Allen hit two free throws prior to Mahinmis three-point play for Indianas seven-point spread. Game Notes Hibbert has made 20 consecutive foul shots ... Indiana shot just 37.5 percent (30-of-80) from the floor, but was 13-of-15 from the charity stripe ... Miami scored 16 points off 16 Indiana turnovers. Julien Davenport Jersey . "Im going to send Webbie a six-pack (of beer) tonight," she said. Webb wasnt sure that would help. "Ill probably drink one and go to sleep," the Australian veteran said. 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The unrestricted free agent agreed to terms with the club on Thursday on a one-year, two-way deal worth $700,000.WINNIPEG - The Winnipeg Blue Bombers bye week came at a perfect time for quarterback Drew Willy. Willy sprained his throwing shoulder in a Sept. 13 loss to the B.C. Lions but said Friday that extra treatment and rest last week has helped him recover enough to start Saturday when Winnipeg hosts the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. I was here all bye week working with (head athletic therapist Al Couture), kind of doing a bunch of different treatments, just basically doing anything I could do to get the range of motion, strength back, Willy said after the teams walk-through. I feel fine. Im ready to play and Im looking forward to going out there. Thats good news for the Bombers (6-6), whove lost three straight and five-of-their-last six games. Hamilton (4-7) has won its last two games and three of its last four, all since the return of quarterback Zach Collaros, who missed five contests with concussion-like symptoms. Winnipeg head coach Mike OShea said his offence wont have to alter its plans because Willy is coming off an injury. If we had to change the gameplan because of his health, he wouldnt be starting, OShea said. Neither OShea nor Willy are concerned that playing could aggravate the injury. I believe hes as healthy as anybody else, OShea said. I think theres inherent risk in the game of football, but we wouldnt take any undue risk with our quarterback. Willy, who will be backed up by Brian Brohm, agreed. If I didnt feel comfortable, I wouldnt go out there and play, he said. I wouldnt put this team in that situation. I feel comfortable with the progress weve made and the way I feel so Im definitely going to go out there and compete for the guys that work so hard in that lockerroom. Hamilton coach/GM Kent Austin always figured Willy would start. He wouldnt be practising if he wasnt going to play, Austin said. Hamilton enters weekend action tied with Toronto and Montreal (both 4-8) for first in the East Division. The Alouettes visit the Ottawa Redblacks on Friday night. Despite starting the season 5-1, the Bombers are last in the West Division. Winnipeg is also 1-5 against West Division clubs, compared to being 5-1 versus East Division rivals, making Saturdays contest appear to be a good opportunity to get back on track. Having Willy in the lineup improves those chances and Winnipegs offensivve line will try to keep a Hamilton defensive front thats recorded 10 sacks in its last two games off the Bombers starter.dddddddddddd Left tackle Glenn January said thats always the goal. I dont think theres any added pressure this week, January said. Ive said it before, if theres an extra gear, you should be using it already. Hamilton defensive end Eric Norwood had four sacks in last weekends 25-23 home win over Edmonton. And the Ticats look to bolster their pass rush with the addition of end Justin Hickman to the lineup. Hickman had a 13 sacks a€” tied for the league lead with Odell Willis, now with the Edmonton Eskimos a€” with Hamilton in 2011 when he was a league all-star. Hickman then spent the next two years with the NFLs Indianapolis Colts although he missed the 2013 campaign with a foot injury. I can remember back to the battles I used to have with Hickman, some of the tougher ones of my career, January said. It will be a challenge for us because theyre a talented group and theyve got a very complete defensive scheme. Hickman said he always aims to take down the quarterback and Willys injury doesnt add to his motivation. My eagerness to get after the quarterback is unfazed by his health, Hickman said. Hickmans enthusiasm actually has more to do with finally being on the field after his injury. Im ready to hit somebody, Hickman said with a laugh. Hickman admitted he didnt know the extent of Willys injury, adding he and his teammates hadnt discussed it as they were concentrating on game planning. Collaros showed fine form against Edmonton, completing 25-of-35 passes for 318 yards and a TD while running for another to be named the CFLs offensive player of the week. We havent talked about it much, but maybe were starting to turn a corner here, Collaros said. Were playing good football and we need to continue that. Hamilton will be minus talented running back C.J. Gable (shoulder), who was hurt against Edmonton and went on the six-game injured list. Hell be replaced by Mossis Madu. Offensive lineman Jake Olson is also off Hamiltons roster and Jeremy Lewis will take his spot. Winnipeg will make two changes to its starting lineup. Defensive back Johnny Sears replaces Bruce Johnson while Devin Tyler joins the offensive line at right tackle in place of Cordaro Howard. 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